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Graham Humphrey
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Kukibari
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 Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 7:50 am Post subject: Re: Best Football Game? |
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| KingPadBoy wrote: | Ok people,, for me it was Premier Manager II as some already know, but I would like to see what others choices are..the following are the games I had..
Sierra Soccer
Sensible Soccer
Sensible World Of Soccer (all of them)
Goal
Kick Off 2
Premier Manager II and 3
Manchester United I think it was by Crysalis? maybe not..I think it was only a demo though..
Championship Manager Italia
Championship Manager 93/94
Tactical Manager 1, 2 and Italia
All I can think of at moment, maybe someone will refresh my memory about more ? |
I see nobody mentioned "Striker" which was my favourite soccer game, and I also played Kick Off 2 a lot. Later on I played SWOS etc. but back in the days I was obessed with Striker! |
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XenonII
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| Graham Humphrey wrote: | | XenonII wrote: |
FIFA 11
Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 |
Ah yes, those well known Amiga games  |
If only...
Actually, the original FIFA International Soccer on the Amiga 500 is a very good port of the Mega Drive original, if I remember correctly.  |
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XenonII
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I cannot believe that no one has mentioned Empire Soccer 94!  |
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Hazard
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| Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 2:52 pm Post subject: |
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| XenonII wrote: | | Graham Humphrey wrote: | | XenonII wrote: |
FIFA 11
Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 |
Ah yes, those well known Amiga games |
If only...
Actually, the original FIFA International Soccer on the Amiga 500 is a very good port of the Mega Drive original, if I remember correctly. |
True! I was excited when it came to Amiga, and it was good to boot.
Someone mentioned Striker, and yes that was very good too.
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Graham Humphrey
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Don't like the Amiga version of FIFA. Wasn't a great fan of the Mega Drive versions to be fair but I thought the Amiga version played like a brick. The amount of influence and control you have over a match is questionable. As far as isometric games go I thought Total Football was much more fun.
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BrutalDeluxe
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| Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2011 11:24 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | I see nobody mentioned "Striker" which was my favourite soccer game, and I also played Kick Off 2 a lot. Later on I played SWOS etc. but back in the days I was obessed with Striker! |
I forgot about Striker.I used to play this for hours hile my brothers sat waiting for their turn  .
I remember Qatar being the worst team out of the 64; Are they not hosting the 2018 World Cup? |
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XenonII
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I am amazed at just how many great footy games that were actually released on the Amiga! I was aware of most, if not all, of the games so far mentioned, but had forgotten about many of them.
Wish a new Amiga console would be launched, a successor to the CD32 that could compete with current generation consoles and was fully backward compatiable with all Amiga models.
Would love to see the Amiga become a popular format again with all major multi-platform games being released on it, as well as it receiving a few killer exclusives for itself. Just imagine a new Amiga receiving sequels to some of those old Amiga classics or enhanced remakes.
The Amiga should never have gone out of "mainstream" fashion. Come on, Amiga owners (the company, not the fans), make it happen (yes I know, pigs might fly)!  |
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Canute
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Was addicted to Sensible Soccer and SWOS. All versions of them.  Perfect games!
Kick Off and Kick Off 2 were two of the most unusual pinball simulators released on the Amiga. |
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minimoni
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| Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2011 7:22 pm Post subject: |
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Kick Off and Kick Off 2 were two of the most unusual pinball simulators released on the Amiga. |
That was funny |
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Bebokus
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| Sensible Soccer, I also liked Lothar Matthäus soccer, but I don't even remember this game now. |
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akabei
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SWOS, Kick Off2 and Goal.
Anstoss (I think it was called On the ball in english) |
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