London 2012 The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games Review

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London 2012 The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games Review

Post by Steve Farrelly @ 12:00pm 09/07/12 | 1 Comments

The Olympics are just around the corner, and if you're a bit of a sports nut, or someone with a lot of national pride, there's a good chance you'll be tuning in to see how the Aussies fare this year on the world stage.

If disappointment abounds though, you can always just turn on your console, invite some mates around and sink your teeth into the Aussie-developed official videogame for the event, aptly titled London 2012 The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games.

Our resident sports fanatic, Amos Hong, actually had his name added to the athletes roster for the game, so it was only right we give him review duties. You know, to play with himself.

Click here for his verdict.