Version for Amiga 500 International Soccer Challenge (Europe) (Compilation - Virtual Reality - Vol. 1)
Collection data
| .dat name | amg-a5c_no-intro |
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| .dat version | Commodore - Amiga | http://www.no-intro.org | 20171230-022246 |
| .dat status | Up-to-date |
| ROMset platform | Amiga 500 |
| ROMset title | International Soccer Challenge (Europe) (Compilation - Virtual Reality - Vol. 1) |
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| ROMset CRC32* | d6c4370f |
| ROMset size* | 1048872 bytes |
Version data
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Parent Game(s) data
| Game | International Soccer Challenge (1989) |
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| Genre(s) | sports |
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| Synopsis | "International Soccer Challenge" is loosely a sequel to "MicroProse Soccer" and it has many similarities to the original, including the way the ball sticks to your player's foot. The major difference is the visual perspective, which is in pure 3D, viewed just behind the ball as you move up the pitch, with full polygons and some shading. You have a radar on screen to allow you to see where your team-mates are, which reduces the disadvantage of not being able to look behind you. |