2004 Record Breaker

Long Description:

It doesn't get any bigger than this! It's time to break World Records at Greece. Choose from a100m Time Trial, 400m Hurdles, Long Jump, Javelin Throw or Pole Vault and attempt to create history by breaking the world record. Then submit your score via GPRS and compete with others! Go for it Champ, the world's your playground and everyone's watching!!

How2Play

1. Tap key 6 or RIGHT to run. The faster you tap it, the faster you run.

2. Press 2 or UP to jump over a hurdle.

3. In the Long Jump and Javelin Throw Event, Press 5 or FIRE to start the angle selection sequence and then Press 5 or FIRE again to accept the selected angle and jump / throw.

4. In the Pole Vault Event 5 or FIRE to place the pole into the box and just before you approach the vaulting height, PRESS 5 or FIRE again to release the pole and jump over the bar.

Controls:

Gather Speed by tapping 6 or RIGHT.

Use 5 or FIRE to select and accept angles in the Long Jump and Javelin Throw.

Use 5 or FIRE to fix the pole in the box and then again to release the pole and jump over the bar in the Pole Vault Event.

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