Athlete
XXL Throwing
The fire is burning! Athletes of the international track and field elite are preparing for a memorable throwing-competition. Feel the spirit and push the limits - there can be only one champion! Discus, javelin, shot-put and hammer - take part in the most famous throwing events. Improve your skills and finally face your friends or funny virtual characters like B. Spears, S. Hotput and D. Scus in an exciting Tetrathlon-Tournament. A perfect combination of timing, muscle-power and coordination is of the essence! Haunted by your competitors you'd better push the records to succeed!
Choose "practise" to improve your skills in each discipline. Choose "multiplayer" to face your friends in a funny turn-based tetrathlon-competition. Choose "tournament" to compete with virtual athletes in a qualification round and try to qualify for the final of 6. Excellent results in all disciplines are essential to become champion in this exciting tetrathlon-tournament.
Press key 0 during gameplay to enter the pause-menu and select "help" to get detailed information on throwing rules for each single discipline.
1. Javelin:
Keep pressing keys 4 and 6 alternately to accelerate the athlete. Between the second marking line and the end of the track the javelin has to be thrown. Press key 5 to set the angle and then release the key to throw the javelin at the right moment. Crossing the end of the track will result in a foul-throw.
2. Discus, Shot Put, Hammer:
Press key 4 to adjust the angle of the throw. Switch to key 6 quickly to set your throwing-power. Press key 6 as many times as possible to gain power. Stop pressing keys at the right moment to avoid a foul-throw.
key 5: make menu-selection/throw
key 4/6: press keys alternately to run
key 0: go to pause-menu
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