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Nintendo Famicom

J.League Fighting Soccer: The King of Ace Strikers

1993 1-2 Players 74% Not Rated

J.League Fighting Soccer is a soccer game based on the inaugural season of the Japanese J. League. The player can choose among 16 teams and either participate in the league, a tournament, an exhibition match or a two-player game (via link cable). The player can also choose the tactical approach of the team. During the match the field is shown from an angled side view and scrolls from left to right. The player either controls the athlete at the ball or the nearest defender; they can pass, shoot and tackle.

Release date
June 19, 1993
Developer
Graphic Research
Publisher
Information Global Service
Players
1-2

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J.League Fighting Soccer: The King of Ace Strikers

J.League Fighting Soccer is a soccer game based on the inaugural season of the Japanese J. League. The player can choose among 16 teams and either participate in the league, a tournament, an exhibition match or a two-player game (via link cable). The player can also choose the tactical approach of the team. During the match the field is shown from an angled side view and scrolls from left to right. The player either controls the athlete at the ball or the nearest defender; they can pass, shoot and tackle.

Genres

Sports

Modes

Multiplayer

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Developer
Graphic Research
Publisher
Information Global Service

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Release date

WorldwideJune 19, 1993 · Not Rated

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