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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Winning Eleven 2010	Konami	2010
Winning Eleven Arcade Championship 2008	Konami	2008
Winning Eleven 2006	Konami	2006
Winning Eleven 2006 Arcade Championship	Konami	2006
Virtua Striker 4	Sega	2005
World Soccer Winning Eleven Arcade Game Style 2003	Konami	2004
Gaelco Football	Gaelco (Zigurat)	2002
Virtua Striker 2002	Sega	2002
World Soccer Winning Eleven Arcade Game Style	Konami	2002
Virtua Striker 3	Sega	2001
Football POWER	Gaelco (Zigurat Software)	2000
Tecmo World Cup Millennium	Tecmo	2000
Virtua Striker 2 Ver.2000	Sega	2000
Virtua Striker 2 - Version '99	Sega	1999
Tecmo World Cup '98	Tecmo	1998
The World Soccer Championship	Konami	1998
Virtua Striker 2 - Version '98	Sega	1998
Capcom Sports Club	Capcom	1997
Libero Grande	Namco	1997	Football game.
Virtua Striker 2	Sega	1997	Virtua Striker 2, the sequel to the smash hit Virtua Striker, has been filling up the arcades. This game is now the most unbelievably realistic game I have ever seen. Using the Model 3 board, everything about this game has been made faster, better, and pardon my grammar:funner. The graphics from the original Virtua Striker have been smoothed out and the players look incredible. Detail has been taken to a point where the players have different hair, cheekbones, and realistic eyes. But graphics can't be good without movement. VS2's movement has been a big upgrade from the original. They walk, they run, they kick, they roll in pain, they take drinks, and they dance after scoring a goal in the most human like ways. Players even shake hands after a game is over. Virtua Striker's slightly blocky bodies and sometime akward movement, have been transformed by the Model 3, into real people. I'm not sure what to say about the sound. The sound from the original game was already great. Since Sega couldn't really make the sound better, so I feel they just made the sound a bit less muffled and a bit sharper. The crowds still chant official team songs, players yell in pain after being tackled, and the same great voice of the guy yelling,"GOOOOOAAAALLLL!".
World PK Soccer V2	Jaleco	1997
Back Street Soccer	Sun	1996
Grand Striker 2	Human	1996
Prime Goal EX	Namco	1996
Tecmo World Soccer '96	Tecmo	1996
Versus Net Soccer	Konami	1996
Five a Side Soccer	Konami	1995
Premier Soccer '95	Konami	1995
Super Football Champ	Taito	1995
World PK Soccer	Jaleco	1995
Virtua Striker	Sega	1994
Dream Soccer '94	Data East (Irem)	1994
J-League Soccer V-Shoot	Namco	1994
Soccer Super Stars	Konami	1994
Soccer Superstars	Konami	1994
Super Visual Football	Sega	1994
Taito Power Goal	Taito	1994
V Goal Soccer	Tecmo	1994
World Cup '94	Tecmo	1994
Premier Soccer	Konami	1993
Super Cup Finals	Taito	1993
Super Sidekicks	SNK	1993
Tecmo World Cup - Mega Play)	Sega	1993
Big Striker	Jaleco	1992	The bootleg has the 'Serie A' teams instead of the national ones.
Euro Champ 92	Taito	1992
Seibu Cup Soccer	Seibu	1992
Football Champ	Taito	1990	[i]Hat Trick Hero[/i] is apparently only available in Japanese. It's possible that this title is actually written [i]Hat-Trick Hero[/i], but I'm unable to verify this. It may be the game was also released as [i]Euro Football Champ[/i]. If not, it is a common unofficial shortening of the full title.*This is the 2nd arcade Soccer sim I really got into in my youth (after Kick and Run) and recently I re-visited it and I have to say it's still great fun. For Soccer Fans what makes this game so fun is the nature of the soccer played in the game. For anyone who has played soccer as a kid you could think of playing a match in these games as a giant game of Headers and Volleys as it's the easiest way to progress in a game. You're action buttons are a low hard shot button (which is sliding tackle when not in possession) and a long high arcing kick (which is assault when not in possession, literally, as in a punch, jersey pull or flying knee), which is another reason the game is fun as you can take out your aggression when being humbled but too much assaulting leads to red cards, so basically the easiest way to score is to keep long kicking the ball upto and around your opponents penalty area then holding a kick button so you volley/bicycle kick/header/back heel the ball into the goal. I should further explain that this is also because all your players have instant first touch and control when recieving the ball, therefore you could literally volley the ball continuously around the pitch between your players before shooting. The one other thing that makes this game so fun for soccer heads like me is the simple but exciting goal celebration animations, which feature the player running to the crowd and sliding on his knees in front of them in one or (my fave) dropping to his knees and blessing himself if scoring real close to time up in the match among a few others, and then add to that the fact that a Brazilian style commentator shouts 'Gooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaalllllllll' or even 'Haaaatttt-Triiick' if it's the players 3rd of the game, it's a little buzz everytime for real soccer-holics like me :-) As basic as it is modern soccer sims could learn to excite by copying a bit of this games style. By the way there are 3 versions of this: Football Champ, Hat Trick hero, and Euro Champ 92. The only differences are different selectable countries in each one. I prefer Euro Champ as Ireland are in it, YAY :-) [El Pablo]*Horizontal 11-a-side soccer game with a choice of international teams. Features include the ability to physically assault opposing team members in various ways.
World Soccer Finals	Leland	1990
Mega-Tech: World Championship Soccer	Sega	1989
Tecmo World Cup '90	Tecmo	1989

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