The player(s) get to play in either exhibition, tournament, or in the all-star mode. The view is from a left-right perspective and the national flags of several European countries are used in the game. In the game mode "You're a Hero," the player must make miracle plays that either win and/or change the game. The kick-off is doing using 3D graphics with the camera showing the spectators in the grandstand.

This game is a sequel to J.League Soccer Prime Goal 2 and J.League Soccer Prime Goal, which were both developed by Namco.
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Soccer game based on the anime.

An arcade-style World Cup soccer sim.

Decent, but any game in the FIFA series can dribble rings around it. Cool tunes, though.

Back Street Soccer is a Korean street soccer arcade game released by SunA in 1996.

One of 14 international teams can be selected. The game is played on the street with a 'street fighter' element to the soccer.

Battle Soccer: FnH is a fun no holds bar game similar to Mega Man Soccer. The goal of the game is to score goals and win of course. You have two play modes: Exhibition and Story Mode. Battle Soccer also features many recognizable characters like Gundam, Ultraman, Kamen Rider and Godzilla, among a few others.

A soccer game.

The gameplay progresses in a side view, similar to an arcade soccer game. There are different formations to choose from, and all the players (except the goalkeeper) can be positioned anywhere in the field. Up to four players (SNES Multitap required) can compete in a series of games that include Exhibition, Full J.League Season, and All-Star Game modes. There are also Penalty Kick, Indoor Soccer (also known as Saloon football), and Training modes. The game boasts a realistic style including bicycle kicks, side tackles, diving saves along with several other moves. Players can strategize to be either neutral, on the offensive, or on the defensive. A complete board game map with all the players as dots appear on the top of the screen. All the players' names are in Japanese. Own goals are treated differently than normal goals and are given their own cutscene.

Captain Tsubasa J: Zenkoku Seiha e no Chousen is a Soccer Sim game, developed and published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 1995

Japanese soccer game with animated cut scenes.

Japanese soccer game with animated cut scenes.

Captain Tsubasa VS is a Soccer Sim game, developed by Graphic Research and published by Tecmo, which was released in Japan in 1992.

Your chance to be a Champion has arrived!

Compete against Europe's finest teams in the football game of 1992. Fast paced action, multiple options, instinctive controls and superb animation make CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE. The official game of UEFA '92 rock solid soccer!

CoE is plagued with bugs, but ignoring these, the actual game is great, with many innovative features and good gameplay.

Champions World Class Soccer brings together 32 international teams to compete in either an Exhibition or Tournament format. Once you choose your team, select from four different formations, whether fouls or offsides are called, and either 15, 30, or 45 minute halves. Play then begins on a horizontal field, with players being able to perform shoves and slide tackles, bicycle kicks, headers, passes, traps, throw-ins and corner kicks. You can also elect to have your goalie set on one of three different levels: automatic, semi-automatic or manual. Other notable features include a transparent radar display at the top of the screen and support for four languages: English, Spanish, French or German. Passwords will allow you to continue Tournament progress after the console is turned off.

Your typical World Cup soccer sim that appears to have been hastily ported from the SNES - or perhaps it was the other way around?

A decent but ultimately unimpressive soccer sim from the programming house that took the word "mundane" as their motto. You want a real soccer sim? Go get any of the FIFA games, and watch them stomp this poor clone into the ground.

Championship of Europe is an Amiga football/soccer sports game released in 1992 by Idea Software.

One of the first in video games that attempted to encompass the entire professional footballing world into one game. Featuring many divisions in many countries around the globe, it featured a twenty season career mode which allowed players to manage and play as thousands of different clubs from across the globe, many of which were very obscure.

From the creator of KICK OFF - the best-selling series of football games - comes DINO DINI'S SOCCER. A game so packed-full of features and advanced gameplay, you'll still be at it when France kick off the next World Cup!

The game is viewed from above and played up and down the pitch, without the left-to-right option of Goal. Matches can be between 2 or 20 minutes, and the scanner which shows player positions on the rest of the pitch can be moved, re-sized or disabled. The method of triggering after touch onto a pass can be chosen as well.

The game features a variety of tournaments, including the full World Cup and its qualifying rounds, and the European Championships, or individual matches, as well as being able to configure a league or cup tournament to your own specification.

Only international teams are included, although their names can be customized. Unlike most soccer games of the time, player ethnicities are accurately depicted.

A soccer game from Irem.

An early overhead-view soccer game.

Take up the role as a goal-hungry striker. Run through defenders and shoot past the goalie to score goals.

Elite Soccer is a Soccer Sim game, developed by Rage Software. The game features 32 international clubs from around the world. There is an exhibition mode, a league mode, and a tournament mode.

Elite Soccer is a Soccer Sim game, developed by Denton Designs and published by GameTek, which was released in 1994.

Bursting with high-speed arcade action, Emlyn Hughes International Soccer offers the most realistic gameplay ever seen on a home computer. You can almost sense the thrill of the crowd as the goalkeeper tips a dipping shot over the bar! Stand back, and for a moment you'll believe that you are watching a real match on TV! Sophisticated artificial intelligence makes the play incredibly realistic, with diving headers and sliding tackles, even barging, side-stepping and backheels, plus free-kicks, throw-ins, goalkicks, corners and penalties! But that's not all - you can enter your own team of star players, set their skill levels individually, and manage them through the season. The fitness of each player is constantly changing, so you may have the difficult selection problems - do you take a risk and put your ace striker in the team if he isn't fully fit?

Empire Soccer 94 is a Sports game, developed by Graftgold and published by Empire Interactive, which was released in Europe in 1994.