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Robin Field loves soccer. He aims to be the best player in the world with the help of his dad (who was former top player) and his little brother Cecil. After successful domestic league campaign, Robin continues his career in the 'Tops', which consist of best players seen in the domestic league.

Tops participate in the Tecmo Cup, the youth World Cup with best players from around the world. Tecmo Cup is a soccer simulator combined with RPG-elements. As the game progress, Robin and his teammates will get better. The matches itself consists of numerous choices what to do at each moment. Film Korea Pinocchio Subtitle Indonesia Episode 11. Hil St Soul Soulidified Rar. If you are attacking, you have options to pass, shoot or to dribble. And when you are defending, you can either tackle, cut pass/shoot, or mark the opposition player with ball.

The World Cup has finally returned. In between matches, gamers will know that they need a quick fix to keep them quiet. Keygen Ableton Live 9.

So we are taking this excuse to celebrate what we believe are the 5 greatest Retro Football Games ever made. While today's games may offer pure realism, we can honestly say we much prefer the arcade feel given to Football in the early 90's. With every press release from the likes of Pro Evolution Soccer and FIFA, it feels as if every last bit of gameplay is being pushed out in an attempt to visually recreate a match seen on TV. This obviously is a debate for another time, so until then, let's move onto the top 5 Retro Football (or Soccer) games.

5 - Captain Tsubasa Series (aka Tecmo Cup Soccer Game) As seen on the Nintendo NES / Famicom, Super Nintendo and Sega Megadrive (Unreleased) A Football. Written down, this shouldn't really work. Everyone is already fully aware that the only role playing genre to exist within Football is the role of a manager. Championship Manager/ Football Manager has proved this as it is still releasing new versions to date. However Captain Tsubasa is quite the opposite. Like all Football games, Captain Tsubasa's player movement is controlled by the D-Pad if you have the ball with space to run.

But should the opposition come near, that's where the magic happens. In a similar fashion to Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest, your players are given menu based commands to decide on how you will play the game.

Certain players have their own abilities which can be executed via the menu driven controls, with sub-human shots/power ups, it's anime football at it's best. Depending on players stats, the chance of your shots going in will be compared with Goalkeepers stats, the chance or clearing a tackle is calculated and so forth. Suddenly the football genre has been presented with a whole new rule system to consider, but it sure does work well. The only English version to be released is the PAL SCN (Scandinavian) version of Captain Tsubasa (NES), re-branded as Tecmo Cup: Soccer Game.

For non-collectors, plenty of and the is in English. 4 - Kunio-Kun Soccer Series (aka Nintendo World Cup) As seen on Nintendo NES / Famicom, Nintendo Gameboy, PC Engine and Sega Megadrive The characters within Kunio-kun Soccer have a much deeper history than just being footballers.