Winter Games
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Initial release date | 1985 |
|---|---|
| Genres | Sports Game |
| Developers | Epyx |
| Action Graphics | |
| Pony Canyon | |
| Publishers | Epyx |
| U. S. Gold | |
| Erbe Software, SA | |
| Pony Canyon | |
| Atari, Inc. | |
| Acclaim Entertainment | |
| Kixx | |
| Commodore Gaming | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2913344 |
About Winter Games
Winter Games is a sports video game developed by Epyx, based on sports featured in the Winter Olympic Games.
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... During her career, she won a silver medal at the World Junior Figure Skating Championships in 2010 and represented Canada at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games...
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... The International Olympic Committee reported the most gender-balanced Winter Games with women making up 45% of athletes at Beijing 2022...
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... When he arrived for the Winter Games last month, Russia s president was the most prominent leader by far to come to China since Covid-19 began...
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... Its absence from the Beijing Winter Games will be painfully apparent after a last-ditch U-turn by officials...
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... Zhu was one of about a dozen athletes recruited by China for its Winter Games medal campaign...
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... The IOC said Ms Peng had later attended some Winter Games events...
China joins Russia in condemning Nato expansion
... Mr Putin and China s Xi Jinping have been holding talks ahead of the Winter Games opening ceremony...
Beijing Olympics: Winter Games start amid Covid and boycotts
...The most divided Olympic Games in decades gets under way in China on Friday as Beijing becomes the only city to host both the Summer and now the Winter Games...
China joins Russia in condemning Nato expansion
China has joined Russia in condemning Nato expansion as the Two Countries move closer together in The Face of Western pressure.
Moscow and Beijing issued a statement showcasing agreement on a raft of issues during a visit by Russia's Vladimir Putin for the Winter Olympics .
In it Moscow said it supported China's stance on Taiwan and opposed independence for The Island .
It Comes amid tension over Ukraine. Russia denies it is planning to invade.
Mr Putin and China's Xi Jinping have been holding talks ahead of the Winter Games opening ceremony.
The Kremlin has said The Talks between the leaders were " very warm" and constructive.
The Two Countries ' lengthy joint statement accuses Nato of espousing a Cold War ideology and also says they are concerned about the Aukus security pact between the US, UK and Australia.
Meanwhile Russia said it supported Beijing's One China policy, which asserts that self-ruled Taiwan is a breakaway province that will eventually be part of China again.
However, Taiwan sees itself as an independent country, with its own constitution and democratically-elected leaders.
" There are no forbidden areas of cooperation, " according to a translation by the Kremlin.
However the Russian-Chinese statement does not refer to Ukraine, the subject of escalating tension between Russia and The West .
Amid a growing war of words, the US on Wednesday accused Russia of planning to stage a fake Ukrainian attack that it would use to justify an invasion.
It alleged Moscow was likely to release a graphic video showing The Attack on Russian territory or against Russian-speaking people in eastern Ukraine.
Russia denied it was planning to fabricate an attack, and the US did not provide evidence to support The Claim .
News of the alleged plot came A Day after the US said it was sending more troops to Eastern Europe to support allies in the Nato defensive alliance.
Russia said The Move was " destructive" and showed that its concerns about Nato's eastward expansion were Justified .
Source of news: bbc.com
