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The Super Aquatic Games

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Also known as
James Pond's Crazy Sports The Aquatic Games Estrelando James Pond and the Aquabats The Aquatic Games starring James Pond and the Aquabats

Compete in aquatic Olympic events with up to four players in this mini game collection.

The Super Aquatic Games (also known as The Aquatic Games starring James Pond and the Aquabats) was released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1992. The original game first appeared on the SNES in the same year, with no earlier platform release.

About The Super Aquatic Games

The Super Aquatic Games is a multiplayer sports title for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System featuring characters from the James Pond series. Its premise involves underwater Olympic competitions structured as a collection of themed mini-games.

These events support up to four participants and generally follow a format similar to other athletic compilations, though with a humorous aquatic twist. Examples include a sprint called the 100 Metre Splash and more unconventional activities like Kipper Watching, where players protect sleeping seals from beach balls.

The game's development served a dual purpose: it capitalized on the Olympic theme while also providing content for fans during the extended delay of the next main series platformer, Operation Starfish.

The Super Aquatic Games Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Main menu
Title screen (European version)
Main menu (European version)
Options
James Ponda's workout is one of the three difficulty levels
All of the events in the game
The current event screen
Starting the 100 meter splash
Results from the 100 meter splash
Current standing
Game over