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London 2012 Olympics video game screenshots

10 July 2012
By Jeremy Proome
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Video game publisher SEGA has released screenshots that show off the Olympic events that players will be able to take part in.

A new addition this time around is that of motion control, meaning both the Kinect for the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation Move for the PS3, are used for a number of Olympic disciplines, like beach volleyball, 110m hurdles, and 25m rapid fire pistol.

The new events added for the 2012 installment of the SEGA Olympic Games include the Keirin in cycling, the 10m synchronized platform for diving, and the trampoline.

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