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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
3D Soccer	IPlay	?		C64
3D Soccer	?	?		Atari ST
Arcade Games and Sports Spectacular	Keypunch Software	?		Apple II E
BattleBall	author	?	This is essentially soccer played with tanks. Up to 8 teams of ?unlimited? players can compete. AI players provided. Technical notes: This game runs well on 133 MHz or faster CPUs. Running the game involves having some familiarity with x servers. Here is one possible way to run it: [code]vnc4server :2 -cc 3 -depth 8 -geometry 640x480 -localhost # start an x server xvnc4viewer :2 # view your new x server battleball hostcomputer:2 comp,comp # start a battle ball game with a human player on the x server on hostcomputer and two AI players.[/code] This game is in the ubuntu universe repository. However, due to the x server wrangling required to play, it is not tagged ubuntu at this time. It installs with a complex command-line menu item automatically. But this fails to run. [Zerothis]	Linux
BattleBall	?	?	This is the sport of soccer played in tanks or helicopters instead of on foot. [Zerothis]	OS/2
Blocky Soccer	Full Fat	?	The most fun you can have with a ball, combining realistic physics and humorous gameplay. Dodge tackles, compete in matches, win international tournaments and hold your nerve in penalty shootouts. How many trophies can you win? FEATURES • Easy to play soccer fun • Retro style blocky graphics • Lots of characters • Different pitches & weather effects • Compete with friends • Free Gifts	Android
Boultra	?	?		Amstrad CPC
Cassette 24: Fussball	Interton Electronic	?		Interton VC 4000
England Championship Soccer	?	?		Atari ST
Euro Football Champ	Domark	?		Atari ST
FIFA World Cup Germany 2006	?	?		Amstrad CPC
Fooseball	?	?		GB
Football Madness	?	?		PS
Football Manager	Sharward Services	?		Tatung Einstein
Football Manager	Addictive Games (Syntax Soft)	?		Memotech MTX
GL Soccer	?	?		Atari ST
Head on Soccer	?	?	Never released.	32X
isoccer	author	?		Linux
J League Hyper Soccer - Wave no Arashi	C2 World	?		NEC PC9801
J League Professional Soccer 1993	Victor Entertainment	?		NEC PC9801
J League Professional Soccer 1994	Victor Entertainment	?		NEC PC9801
Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball bu: Soccer hen	? (Technos)	?		X68000
Nintendo World Cup Soccer	Nintendo	?		GameCube
Penalty Soccer	Arttronic;Clockwize SW	?		C64
Peter Shilton's Football	Grandslam	?		ZX Spectrum
Sensible World of Soccer 96-97	Sensible Software	?		MS-DOS
Sensible World of Soccer 96-97	Sensible Software	?		Linux
Soccer	?	?		X68000
Soccer	?	?		Sharp MZ
Soccer	?	?		Game Master
Soccer Champion	Hartung;Vini	?		Supervision
Soccer Hit	Digital Melody	?	Play soccer in a brand new way - have fun with fast arcade gameplay, simple controls and unique art style. Tap and swipe to aim, pass the ball between players - be precise! Tap as fast as you can to defend. Take part in Euro, Asia, America, Africa and Oceania Cup - win all the trophies! Ideal for taking break in Euro cup 2016 or Copa America, predicting results and winning the cup! features: - one touch controls - 200 national teams (from all continents) - 3 game modes (quick match, career - tower of fame, cups) - 7 different cups to play (euro, north america, africa, asia, etc) - 12 trophies to achieve - cards with funny gifts and specials - different pitches and weather conditions - no offsides - no red cards - extra time and penalties included - goal replay sharing (turn it off on older devices for better performance) Remember - in Soccer Hit there are no offsides and red cards - pure arcade-football-soccer experience. IMPORTANT: If you facing some performance issues (on older devices) disable "RECORD REPLAYS" option. Use it only when you want to share some awesome videos of your goals!	Android
Soccer Manager	Artamedia	?		Epoc
Soccer Supremo	Qualsoft	?		Electron
Super Sidekicks 5	?	?		Neo-Geo
Super Soccer	Atari	?	CX26138	Atari 2600
Superior Soccer	Superior Software;Acornsoft	?		Electron
Supremo Soccer	?	?		Atari ST
Ultimate Soccer	?	?		NES
World League Soccer	Challenge	?		Amstrad CPC
World Trophy Soccer	INTV	?		NES
Xtreme Beach Soccer	Redfire Software	?	From official site: Fun, excitement and lightning-fast game play - these are the factors that have steadily increased this game's popularity in the last few years, for audience and participants alike. Powerful 3D graphics provide super realism and the ultra-slinky movements of the 32 different female teams will have you gasping for more! And there's a great bonus too - between games you can get to know the ladies on a much more intimate level!	Windows
Xut	DNTeam	?		Linux
Xut	?	?		BeOS
Soccer	Magnavox	1972	[media=youtube]WZ_G2vVArBs[/media]*Soccer replaced the game Football in European export versions of the Magnavox Odyssey. It uses a custom screen overlay and two game cards, #3 and #5. The gameplay is a variant of Table Tennis in which the horizontal position of players is fixed (although not enforced by the Odyssey console itself). If a player manages to maneuver the ball around her opponent, the next volley will take place one step closer to the opponent's goal. Once a player has reached a position in the opponent's half of the playing field, she is allowed to score a goal. The game also includes rules for penalty kicks, which require changing the game card.Only available in-pack of the (non-UK) European release of the Odyssey - not available for sale separately, and not available in the US nor the UK. The UK release of the Odyssey was the same package as the US imported into the UK.**One of the 17 games packaged with the Odyssey. It had two variants [Retro-Maniac]	Odyssey
Olympic TV Football	Chicago Coin	1973	Olympic TV Football was produced by Chicago Coin Machine Co. in 1973. Chicago Coin Machine Co. released 317 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1931. Other machines made by Chicago Coin Machine Co. during the time period Olympic TV Football was produced include Big Top, TV Hockey, Coney Island, TV Pin Game, Riviera, Flying Tiger, MiniBaseball, Rodeo Shooting Gallery, Las Vegas, and Casino. A black and white soccer-like ball and paddle game from Chicago Coin.	Arcade
Soccer	Ramtek	1973	"Introducing $OCCER another money machine from the makers of VOLLEY & HOCKEY" excerpt from the flyer: Here’s an action-packed video game that lets you cash in on the growing interest in European type soccer. Using the same designs that have made Ramtek’s "Volley" and "Hockey" overnight successes, Soccer will be even more profitable because it can be played by either two or fours players. This means more competitive involvement for increased replays.*[media=youtube]eqN9PKRhv-0[/media]*Soccer is a Pong variant with a soccer theme. 2 or 4 players can compete in a game of soccer, bouncing a ball across the screen with their paddles. When the ball enters the goal the scoring team wins a point. An early black and white one- to four-player soccer game from Ramtek. Soccer was produced by Ramtek in 1973. Ramtek released 15 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1973. Other machines made by Ramtek during the time period Soccer was produced include Hockey, Volly, Wipe Out, Clean Sweep, and Horoscope.	Arcade
Soccer	Taito	1973	Soccer is a Pong variant which allows players to engage in soccer. Both players control two characters on the screen, the goalie and a forward player, all represented by paddles on a green background. The size of the players could be adjusted to change the difficulty of the game. There were two models released: standard and deluxe.	Arcade
Super Soccer	Allied Leisure	1973	"We’ve teamed up And You’ll own a champ"***Super Soccer is a Pong variant. Two players bounce a ball around the screen and must prevent it from reaching their side. Instead of both players controlling a single paddle, each player controls 3 small paddles (with the same control) representing a forward, center and defender. The game lasts until a score limit is reached.	Arcade
TV Goalee	Chicago Coin	1974	TV Goalee is a two-player Pong variant which is all about presentation. The TV screen is placed facing upwards inside the cabinet with a pop-up stadium and city skyline around it. The on-screen paddles are controlled with joysticks and can move in all directions. The ball does not ricochet off the sides but is instead returned to the field when kicked out. The game features some advanced sound effects like a referee whistle at the start of the game and a roaring crowd when a goal is scored.	Arcade

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