Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii)

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii) — charted as a top-100 best-selling video game on Amazon UK in 3 different years (2007–2009), peaking at #15.

About this video game

  • Compete in stylised Olympic venues with authentic sports and events to choose from, including athletics, archery, skeet shooting, table tennis, gymnastics and more.
  • Select your favourite playing style from the all-star cast of Mario and Sonic characters with four player types to choose from: all-around, technical, speed, and power. For example: Mario (all-around), Peach (technical), Yoshi (speed), Bowser (power), Sonic (speed), Knuckles (power), Tails (technical), Amy (all-around).
  • Game Modes: Try out each event individually with Single Match mode, compete for the highest overall score in a series of events in Circuit Mode, or take on challenges created specifically for each character in the Mission Mode. Up to four players can play together on the Wii. DS allows up to four players to compete via wireless connection.
  • Unlockable stages where familiar items from the worlds of Mario and Sonic enhance the challenge of each unique event.

Details

Peak position#15 (of 3 years charting)
Charted2007–2009
CategoryPC & Video Games › Legacy Systems › PlayStation Systems
PublisherSega
Price range£1.68 – £50.00 (all time)

Price history

Amazon UK price history for Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii)

Price history chart by Keepa.

In the charts

Its best year was 2007, when it finished at #15 in Amazon UK’s annual Top 100 video games. It first charted in 2007 at #15, which proved to be its peak, and last appeared in 2009, at #48. That is 3 consecutive years in the Top 100.

Around it in 2007

See the full 2007 Top 100 →

Chart History

FAQs

Was "Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii)" a bestseller?
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii) — charted as a top-100 best-selling video game on Amazon UK in 3 different years (2007–2009), peaking at #15.

What years did "Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii)" chart on Amazon UK?
It appeared in the annual Top 100 best-selling video games list in: 2009 (#48), 2008 (#31), 2007 (#15).