Um jogo da minha infância. Finalmente rejoguei para lembrar da dificuldade para derrotar o Brasil. Um jogo de futebol bem construído que foge o convencional.
Você pode bater a vontade nos oponentes e cada personagem tem habilidades e poderes únicos que tornam as partidas bem divertidas. Também existem variações de clima que influenciam nas partidas.
A música é bem empolgante e tem tudo a ver com as dinâmicas das partidas. Para mim, um bom game de futebol para o console.
Você pode bater a vontade nos oponentes e cada personagem tem habilidades e poderes únicos que tornam as partidas bem divertidas. Também existem variações de clima que influenciam nas partidas.
A música é bem empolgante e tem tudo a ver com as dinâmicas das partidas. Para mim, um bom game de futebol para o console.
Game Review - originally written by (wraith)
Like almost everything Technos has ever made, Kunio Kun Soccer is a tribute to violence. It’s a sequel to World Cup Soccer, which is the American bastardization of another Kunio game.
Along with all the normal violence you’d come to expect from a Kunio sports game (namely, the ability to beat up other players to gain possession of the ball), this game offers some other interesting features. You have some weather effects, which make things more difficult by adding stuff like wind gusts and lightning strikes (which fry anyone who happens to be standing in a puddle). ALl the weather effects seem to tax the NES, however – thanks to good old slowdown. YOu also get to strategize, and tell the other players what to do, though most oftne they’ll ignore you and run in circles and pass the ball to absolutely no one.
It’s an alright game, but there’s probably much more soccer fun to be had elsewhere.
(editor's note: this game has an official English translation now within the Kunio-kun & Double Dragon Retro Brawler Bundle)
Like almost everything Technos has ever made, Kunio Kun Soccer is a tribute to violence. It’s a sequel to World Cup Soccer, which is the American bastardization of another Kunio game.
Along with all the normal violence you’d come to expect from a Kunio sports game (namely, the ability to beat up other players to gain possession of the ball), this game offers some other interesting features. You have some weather effects, which make things more difficult by adding stuff like wind gusts and lightning strikes (which fry anyone who happens to be standing in a puddle). ALl the weather effects seem to tax the NES, however – thanks to good old slowdown. YOu also get to strategize, and tell the other players what to do, though most oftne they’ll ignore you and run in circles and pass the ball to absolutely no one.
It’s an alright game, but there’s probably much more soccer fun to be had elsewhere.
(editor's note: this game has an official English translation now within the Kunio-kun & Double Dragon Retro Brawler Bundle)
Polystation.