10-22-2005, 10:03 AM
Well, Captain Tsubasa is better for CT crazed fans, but if you choose the right game, it's really cool.
First, you always start a game with a story (about football, of course). Then before you start the game, you're offered, together with the options, info about the team and the players you're going to face. As you start the game, the rivals will appear and talk to you (a typical CT dialogue: 'I'm going to beat you to a pulp!' 'X, we're friends, but now we're enemies!') Once you get to play, then you can run freely until you want to stop or you meet enemies. Then you'll be asked what do you want to do. And here comes the special: each player has special shoots, passes, dribbles, combinations that look like the special attacks and magics from the RPGs. During the match, the players talk a lot, either encouraging each other, mocking at the enemies, remembering things, planning stuff, etc.
*sigh* I had really good times with it, in the NES and SNES. The PSX ones suck, though.
First, you always start a game with a story (about football, of course). Then before you start the game, you're offered, together with the options, info about the team and the players you're going to face. As you start the game, the rivals will appear and talk to you (a typical CT dialogue: 'I'm going to beat you to a pulp!' 'X, we're friends, but now we're enemies!') Once you get to play, then you can run freely until you want to stop or you meet enemies. Then you'll be asked what do you want to do. And here comes the special: each player has special shoots, passes, dribbles, combinations that look like the special attacks and magics from the RPGs. During the match, the players talk a lot, either encouraging each other, mocking at the enemies, remembering things, planning stuff, etc.
*sigh* I had really good times with it, in the NES and SNES. The PSX ones suck, though.