Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii)

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games
Also known as: Mario & Sonic at Beijing Olympics (JP), Mario & Sonic aux Jeux Olympiques (FR) Developers: Sega, Racjin Publishers: Nintendo (JP), Sega (US/EU) Platform: Wii Released in JP: November 22, 2007 Released in US: November 6, 2007 Released in EU: November 23, 2007 Released in AU: November 22, 2007 Released in KR: May 29, 2008 This game has unused playable characters. This game has unused music.

This game's online features are no longer supported. While this game's online features were once accessible, they are (as of May 20, 2014) no longer officially supported and online-exclusive features may be documented as now-unseen content.

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For the first time in history, Mario and Sonic wind up in a game together that isn't about beating each other up. It isn't the last.

Unused Characters

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Silver, Jet, Cream, Big the Cat, Espio, Charmy, Rouge, Donkey Kong, Birdo, Shy Guy, Boo, Bullet Bill, Lakitu, Goomba, Kiki the Monkey Badnik as well as 2 other robots from the Sonic series all have data to be playable characters, but are only accessible through hacking. Some characters load better than others. For example, some will prep for the 100m dash, while some will just T-pose. Furthermore, only select games are actually playable with a few of the non original 16 characters, while others result in the game softlocking.

These unused characters can be loaded by using the Gecko codes below. ONLY ONE override code is to be used.

Player Override	CPU Override	Player List
041CD914 60000000	0041CDE70 60000000	06553454 00000040 XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX

The game can handle up to 16 different (or the same) characters. Here, "XXXXXXXX" is to be replaced by whichever character you wish to take that slot. These go in sequential order. For example, first XXXXXXXX is player 1, second is player 2 etc.

Character	Code
Mario	00000000
Luigi	00000001
Peach	00000002
Daisy	00000003
Yoshi	00000004
Birdo	00000005
Bowser	00000006
Donkey Kong	00000007
Wario	00000008
Waluigi	00000009
Sonic	0000000A
Tails	0000000B
Knuckles	0000000C
Amy	0000000D
Shadow	0000000E
Eggman	0000000F
Silver	00000010
Vector	00000011
Jet	00000012
Blaze	00000013
Shy Guy	00000014
Toad	00000015
Lakitu	00000016
Charmy	00000017
Espio	00000018
Cream	00000019
Boo	0000001A
Bullet Bill	0000001B
Goomba	0000001C
Eggman Robot 1	0000001D
Eggman Robot 2	0000001E
Kiki (SA1 Monkey Badnik)	0000001F
Big the Cat	00000020
Mii 1	00000021
Mii 2	00000022
Mii 3	00000023
Mii 4	00000024

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Cream appears in the final version of the game as a referee. Donkey Kong and Silver are playable in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (in which Goomba gets a cameo) and Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games . Jet, Rouge, Birdo, Cream and Espio only became guest playable characters in Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Cream and Birdo are exclusive to the 3DS version.

Unused Music

Dream Canoe

The Dream Canoe event from the DS version was originally going to be in the Wii version, but it was scrapped. This music would've played in it.

Rank 2nd

There is an unused song for completing an event in 2nd place.

Rank 3rd

There is also an unused song for 3rd place. The final game replaces both this and the 2nd place theme with the 1st place theme.

Gallery: Replay Mini Game

This song was possibly going to be used in the Voice Memory mini game. A similar song was used in the DS version for the "Replay" mini game, a game that is very similar to the "Repeat After the Character" mini game.

Unknown Track 1

The purpose of this and the next two tracks are unknown. This one sounds as if it would have had something to do with water.

Unknown Track 2

The intro of this song suggests that it may have had something to do with space for some reason.

Unknown Track 3

This one sounds intense, like it would've been used for a fast-paced game with obstacles.