Gold Medal Challenge '92 
Game by Capcom
Reviewed by Robby Cox
koi@magicnet.net
Save: Battery-1 slot
Released: 1992
Works with: N/A
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Opening Snide Remarks: I knew nothing about this game, but I bought it 
anyway.  The only reason that I bought it was because it was cheap.


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Gameplay Description: GMC is basically a summer olympics version of the 
classic Konami title Track & Field.  Capcom does a decent job with this 
formula but Track & Field is better.  The biggest problem with this game is 
the strange controls.  There are a lot of events, though.  
Liked: Lots of events.
Hated: Horrible controls.

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Graphics Description: GMC looks pretty good.  The characters are pretty large
2-D graphics, but they don't animate very well. 
Liked: Decent graphics.
Hated: Horrible animation.

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Sound/Music Description: GMC has decent music.  The sound fx are okay, as 
well.
Liked: Nothing.
Hated: Nothing.

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Play Control/Game Design: GMC's controls suck!!!  They are confusing and they
don't respond half as well as they should.  The game design is good, but more
time should have been spent fixing the controls.  
Liked: Decent game design.
Hated: Horrible controls.

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Improve: Start with the controls and work from there. 

RIYL: Track & Field

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Final Words: Gold Medal Challenge '92 is not a fun game.  Stay away! 

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Score
Gameplay: *
Graphics: **
Sound/Music: **
Play Control/Game Design: *
Personal Opinion: *
Total: 7 out of 25
Final Score: 28 %

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Currently Known Codes: None.

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