2039 games Super Nintendo
Football simulator. Six game modes, including the game together. Fourteen European national teams (no Russia). Side view of the field. During the game, the place where the flying ball falls is marked with a cross, which is very convenient. The player movements are a little jerky, but they look good. The soundtrack is good.
Great series of football simulators. These games may have improved in some places every year, may have remained unchanged, but they always kept the same Japanese football. You need to form your team and by all means win in any match, be it a simple rivalry or some kind of cup tournament, etc. Many are familiar with the rules of this game, and it is pointless to talk about the gameplay. We take on the role of a coach and at the same time a player and conquer all sorts of peaks of this virtual sport straight on the field.
Great series of football simulators. These games may have improved in some places every year, may have remained unchanged, but they always kept the same Japanese football. You need to form your team and by all means win in any match, be it a simple rivalry or some kind of cup tournament, etc. Many are familiar with the rules of this game, and it is pointless to talk about the gameplay. We take on the role of a coach and at the same time a player and conquer all sorts of peaks of this virtual sport straight on the field.
Great series of football simulators. These games may have improved in some places every year, may have remained unchanged, but they always kept the same Japanese football. You need to form your team and by all means win in any match, be it a simple rivalry or some kind of cup tournament, etc. Many are familiar with the rules of this game, and it is pointless to talk about the gameplay. We take on the role of a coach and at the same time a player and conquer all sorts of peaks of this virtual sport straight on the field.
Great series of football simulators. These games may have improved in some places every year, may have remained unchanged, but they always kept the same Japanese football. You need to form your team and by all means win in any match, be it a simple rivalry or some kind of cup tournament, etc. Many are familiar with the rules of this game, and it is pointless to talk about the gameplay. We take on the role of a coach and at the same time a player and conquer all sorts of peaks of this virtual sport straight on the field.
Great series of football simulators. These games may have improved in some places every year, may have remained unchanged, but they always kept the same Japanese football. You need to form your team and by all means win in any match, be it a simple rivalry or some kind of cup tournament, etc. Many are familiar with the rules of this game, and it is pointless to talk about the gameplay. We take on the role of a coach and at the same time a player and conquer all sorts of peaks of this virtual sport straight on the field.
Great series of football simulators. These games may have improved in some places every year, may have remained unchanged, but they always kept the same Japanese football. You need to form your team and by all means win in any match, be it a simple rivalry or some kind of cup tournament, etc. Many are familiar with the rules of this game, and it is pointless to talk about the gameplay. We take on the role of a coach and at the same time a player and conquer all sorts of peaks of this virtual sport straight on the field.
Great series of football simulators. These games may have improved in some places every year, may have remained unchanged, but they always kept the same Japanese football. You need to form your team and by all means win in any match, be it a simple rivalry or some kind of cup tournament, etc. Many are familiar with the rules of this game, and it is pointless to talk about the gameplay. We take on the role of a coach and at the same time a player and conquer all sorts of peaks of this virtual sport straight on the field.
Jack Nicklaus agreed to put his name in the title of the game, and that's what makes it go. The original game, Leaderboard, could be found on the Amiga, and it looked much more decent. However, in our game, the settings menu is better made, and even a beginner can easily figure out the gameplay.
A toy with an unsuccessful implementation. There used to be much more such projects than anything worthwhile. Okay, that time is in the past, so no offense.