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Track & Field II — stories left

Sentences written about this title, gathered by type from the Japanese and English Wikipedia articles (as of 2026-8-30).

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The game was profiled in the November–December 1988 issue of Nintendo Power and slated for a December 1988 release in North America; however, it was delayed to February 1989.

(English)English Wikipedia"Track & Field II"from "Introduction"

It also appeared at number 9 out of 15 on the best-selling console games chart in the May 1989 issue of Computer Entertainer in the United States.

(English)English Wikipedia"Track & Field II"from "Reception"

The game entered Nintendo Powers Top 30 games survey of players, professionals, and dealers at number 5 in the May–June 1989 issue.

(English)English Wikipedia"Track & Field II"from "Reception"

It was praised for its vibrant graphics and varied gameplay in the April 1989 issue of Computer Entertainer.

(English)English Wikipedia"Track & Field II"from "Reception"

Reception (2)

It also appeared at number 9 out of 15 on the best-selling console games chart in the May 1989 issue of Computer Entertainer in the United States.

(English)English Wikipedia"Track & Field II"from "Reception"

It was praised for its vibrant graphics and varied gameplay in the April 1989 issue of Computer Entertainer.

(English)English Wikipedia"Track & Field II"from "Reception"

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