The phrase identifies the action of acquiring a specific video game, centered around the 2012 Summer Olympics held in London, for play on a personal computer. It describes the process by which an individual obtains the game files necessary to install and run the title on their machine. As an example, a user might search the internet using these terms to find a legitimate source from which to procure the software.
The ability to digitally acquire and play such a game offered benefits such as convenience, immediate access, and often, a lower cost compared to purchasing a physical copy. Historically, games based on the Olympics have provided players with a virtual experience of competing in various sporting events, capturing some of the excitement and spirit of the games. The availability of these games for personal computers broadened their accessibility to a wider audience.