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SuperSoccer, known in Japan as Super Formation Soccer (スーパーフォーメーションサッカー), is a football (soccer) video game developed by Human Entertainment for the Super NES. Human published the game by themselves in Japan whereas Nintendo did it overseas. It was released in Japan in 1991 and in the United States and Europe in 1992. It was on the Super NES launch lineup in Europe, due to the sport's popularity. In 2017, it was rereleased in Japan as part of the Japanese Super NES Classic Edition. The game has also been included in the SNES app available for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.

The game consists of exhibition games and tournament games. In exhibition, one can choose to play either a match or a shootout (which is not available in the Japanese version). In tournament mode, one plays until one beats all other teams. After beating all the national teams, the player must play one final team, Nintendo (Human in the Japanese version). When the tournament has been won, the player receives a code to play the game in a more advanced mode.[citation needed]

The Gameplay provides a wide range of shooting options. It is possible to do a low shot by pressing the passing button. The shoot can be straight or bented in either way to make the shoot wider or closer. The same thing is possible by shooting higher. A shot that would normally be too wide, central or narrow can be bent.

Originally, Formation Soccer was a PC Engine native game that was released before the 1990 FIFA World Cup. The series was then carried over to Super Nintendo, with the addition of the prefix "Super". Meanwhile, two sequels of Formation Soccer for the PC Engine were spawned. In 1995, Hyper Formation Soccer was released for the PlayStation, and later it was released two more Formation Soccer games for that console. In 2002, Formation Soccer 2002 was released by Spike, for the Game Boy Advance.[citation needed]

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It's football with the fast-paced and skilled-based gameplay of over-the-top classic sports games such as International Superstar Soccer.

You are the stats

Accessible controls that enable charging and aiming your shots, perform tackles and dashes, shoot lobs and more. Train your precision and reflexes to become a legendary football player.

Create your own team

Customize your players from head to toe with a range of cool looks and play against the AI or a buddy in a friendly match with various game modes. Test your skills in different leagues and soccer cups in the World Tour mode.

Jump into the grass pitch and have a blast!

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According to an ex-Atari UK employee, this game is ORIGINAL and was finished before the XE line got EOL'd (in other words, it's complete and got featured in an issue of New Atari User). It is not a HACK of Tynesoft's European Super Soccer but a completely different game.

Never played Tynesoft European super Soccer but it seems exactly the same way like this prototype because it seems it is using 'Emkay's Mode GR.7' probably because of the cycle need for more of those large guys sprites.

See all sort of Football games on C64 and the Better are, indeed the Top view, where C64 can get the Player and the Ball in Hi-Resolution... Something that it's impossible on A8, impossible at 100% but something could be done ... something I was trying one of these Nights but I give up, have to re-surrected it one day

THE REAL HEART AND SOUL of Emlyn Hughes International Soccer is the already-mentioned complexity of the control system that takes a fair amount of time to master properly. To illustrate why, take for example the running speed, which is linear. As you start your run, you accelerate until you reach the individual player's top speed. Turning around slows you down, unless of course you make an effort to keep your momentum by running a circle instead of simply heding straight to the opposite direction.

Passing and shooting function in a fairly similar manner. Instead of providing separate buttons for the two actions, the game handles them with the use of only one, and just like in real life a shot is simply a kick stronger than a pass. Consequently, the stronger (and more shot-like) you want the kick to be, the longer you press the button. However, you cannot kick harder than the player's current maximum available strength, which in turn depends on his running speed, current fitness level, as well as the ball's proximity.

Since there are no separate "pass" and "shoot" buttons, you also have to take care of the kick directions yourself. Depending on the settings, there are either 5, 3 or 1 kick directions. No one really ever chooses less than 5, of course, even if it may at first sound confusing that in order to kick a ground ball to your left, you need to press the button and turn your joystick 45 to 90 degrees counter-clockwise from the direction you are running to (e.g. "north-east" or "north" if you are running straight towards "east", "south" or "south-west" if you are heading "west"). Meanwhile, in case you want to kick a lobbing ball into the same direction, you have to press the fire button and press your joystick 135-180 degress counter-clockwise (e.g. between "north-west" and "west" if you are running towards east and want to kick the ball so that, from the players point of view, it flies towards left on the field, or to the general direction of "north-east").

These are just the basic controls. Backheels, headers and tackles are somewhat more complicated to pull off, but when you do, the feeling is that of immense pleasure. Especially so, if you score with one of your fancy moves. And, it must be stressed, after a bit of practice the controls become perfectly intuitive, and you will never need to think about them on the technical level again. Like walking, once you learn to move in Emlyn Hughes International Soccer, you will never forget how to do it. (And if you are like us, you will continue making those moves even while sleeping.)

Yes, I've seen the differences and , for my sins, played the Tynesoft game but I'm still not 100% convinced there is no relation between the 2. Might be wrong, and if there is a different game out there waiting to be found and it was a mile better than the Tynesoft game (which should be easy) then I'd be just as pleased as everyone else.

Not the goalkeepers, because they could be soft sprites (in reality the Goalkeepers have different clothes colours), but for the others, I was wondering if using the same way, Bitmap Mode GR.15 and because the 3colours of the Players can be done in Multicolour PMs. (each Player not larger than 10pixels) if it could be done in similar way as Crownland, Contra & SuperMario Engine or Ripper space shoot?

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