ESPN International Track & Field (2000)
Platforms: Dreamcast · Nintendo 64 · PlayStation 2Genres: Genres · Sports · 1st-person · 3rd-person (Other) · Diagonal-down · Licensed
Compete in twelve international track & field events ranging from 100m dash to hammer throw. Most of the action is done via button mashing and timed button presses, similarly to the now classic NES Track & Field games.
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E
Cast & Crew · 29 people
- Ken Ogasawara· Senior Producer
- Gerald J. DeYoung· Producer
- Christopher Mike· Vice President of Marketing
- Brad Wildes· Vice President of Sales
- Linda Stackpoole· Vice President of Operations
- Craig Howe· Sports Brand Manager
- Cherrie McKinnon· Marketing Communications Manager
- Monique Catley· Creative Services Manager
- Wilson Cheng· Product Marketing Manager
- Jim Hernandez· Consumer Services
- Jamal Carter· Consumer Services
- Maurice Greene· Athlete Consultation
- Ato Boldon· Athlete Consultation
- Jeff Hartwig· Athlete Consultation
- Emanuel Hudson· Special Thanks
- Erin Kendrigen· Special Thanks
- Kendall Hudson· Special Thanks
- Danny Escamilla· Special Thanks
- Avery Anderson· Special Thanks
- Luke Sullivan· Special Thanks
- Larry Wade· Special Thanks
- Akiyoshi Saito· Special Thanks
- Akira Kinebuchi· Special Thanks
- Doug Rebert· Special Thanks
- Rachael Mannick· Special Thanks
- Daniel Callisto· Special Thanks
- Carol Ann Hanshaw· Special Thanks
- Neil Hanshaw· Special Thanks
- Barbara Loo· Special Thanks
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