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When the sign says '''GO''', alternatively shake the Wii remote and Nunchuck as fast as possible to build up speed. When nearing the Foul line, gently move the Wii remote forwards, not too fast, not to slow. Be warned, if the player crosses the Foul line at any time during the event, they get a foul (Warning: The player keeps running for a bit after throwing the Javelin, throw from well behind the line). | When the sign says '''GO''', alternatively shake the Wii remote and Nunchuck as fast as possible to build up speed. When nearing the Foul line, gently move the Wii remote forwards, not too fast, not to slow. Be warned, if the player crosses the Foul line at any time during the event, they get a foul (Warning: The player keeps running for a bit after throwing the Javelin, throw from well behind the line). | ||
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Revision as of 00:39, July 21, 2009
File:Javelin Throw.jpg
Yoshi about to throw.
The Javelin Throw is an event in the game Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games, where the contestant must run up as fast as they can to the line while carrying a Javelin, and then throw it as far as possible into the landing area. More points are earned the further the player throws the Javelin. Three attempts are given for the event.
Controls
When the sign says GO, alternatively shake the Wii remote and Nunchuck as fast as possible to build up speed. When nearing the Foul line, gently move the Wii remote forwards, not too fast, not to slow. Be warned, if the player crosses the Foul line at any time during the event, they get a foul (Warning: The player keeps running for a bit after throwing the Javelin, throw from well behind the line).
