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Track and Field NES cartridge by Konami, released in North America in April 1987. Eight Olympic-style events on one cart, including skeet shooting, archery and the triple jump. Loose cartridge only, no box or manual. Ships within 2 business days.
| Platform | NES |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Konami |
| Condition | Loose Cartridge |
| Availability | In stock |
Track and Field NES is Konami's 1987 sports game for the Nintendo Entertainment System, released in North America in April 1987. It packs eight Olympic-style events onto one cartridge. This listing is the loose cartridge only, with no box or manual.
Konami developed and published Track & Field for the NES in North America. The cartridge is based on Konami's arcade games Track & Field and Hyper Sports. Konami reworked the game for the American release because the NES was quickly gaining popularity in the United States.
The North American cart combines eight events. It keeps five events from the arcade Track & Field and drops the hammer throw. It then adds skeet shooting, archery and the triple jump.
The Japanese Famicom release, called Hyper Olympic, had only four events, so the American cart is the larger version. The NES game opens with the Chariots of Fire theme by Vangelis. In 1992 Konami re-released it in Europe as Track & Field in Barcelona, tied to the Summer Olympics.
We also list a separate Track & Field (5 Screw) cartridge. Early NES cartridges were held together with five screws and later ones with three. Check the listing photos to see the exact cartridge you will receive. The game on the cart is the same Konami title.
Go further with the sequel, Track & Field II, which adds fencing, canoeing and more. Browse all NES games, or read about Track & Field on Wikipedia.
When did Track & Field come out on the NES?
Konami released it in North America in April 1987.
How many events are on the cartridge?
Eight. Five come from the arcade Track & Field, plus skeet shooting, archery and the triple jump.
Is this Konami Track and Field cartridge the same as the Japanese Hyper Olympic?
No. The Famicom Hyper Olympic had only four events. The North American NES cart has eight.
Does this Track and Field Nintendo game come with a box?
No. This listing is the loose cartridge only, with no box or manual.
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Loose is the game cartridge only. Complete (CIB) includes the cartridge, the original box and the manual. Brand New is factory sealed. Choose one above; options shown in grey are not in stock right now.
CALiAngels –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
FUN!!
I absolutely love my track and field game. My buddy and I play it for hours on end, although it is really hard in later rounds if you don’t have a 4-score. Great game, i highly recommend it for classic gamers.
FuzzBuzzMike –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
A&B press them a lot but faster!
Best T&F game I played a lot of as a kid. My brother and I would mash those A&B buttons like crazy getting nowhere fast.
Jerome Riley –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
If you’re going to sell some make short works 1st
Product has not worked since I tried it the 1st day I got it