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Italy '90 Soccer
Another football game, yet again based upon the 1990 World Cup. At least Simulmondo are an Italian software house, which can’t be bad considering it’s the host nation. Simulmondo have looked into their (cracked) crystal ball, and found only eight competing teams. Matches are between six and ten minutes long and are viewed as if watching from the stands. Sprites are very small (although their boots are comparitively huge) and badly animated — they look like they’re doing the can-can. Effects are few and are the usual screeches. It’s difficult to know what to say here. The pathetic graphics are overwhelmingly off-putting, and when you force yourself to play, it’s just as slow and dull as expected. Italy Soccer ‘90 is as old-fashioned in it’s gameplay as it is in it’s graphics. Avoid at all costs.
- Veröffentlichung
- December 31, 1987
- Entwickler
- Dardari Bros.
- Publisher
- Simulmondo
- Spieler
- 1-8
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Italy '90 Soccer
Another football game, yet again based upon the 1990 World Cup. At least Simulmondo are an Italian software house, which can’t be bad considering it’s the host nation. Simulmondo have looked into their (cracked) crystal ball, and found only eight competing teams. Matches are between six and ten minutes long and are viewed as if watching from the stands.
Sprites are very small (although their boots are comparitively huge) and badly animated — they look like they’re doing the can-can. Effects are few and are the usual screeches.
It’s difficult to know what to say here. The pathetic graphics are overwhelmingly off-putting, and when you force yourself to play, it’s just as slow and dull as expected. Italy Soccer ‘90 is as old-fashioned in it’s gameplay as it is in it’s graphics. Avoid at all costs.
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- Dardari Bros.
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- Simulmondo
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