Sensible Soccer '98

Sensible Soccer '98

PC

Release Date: August 25, 1998

Sports, football, 2D, for 2 players, top-down, splitscreen, multiplayer, singleplayer

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The first attempt to refresh the formula of the cult Sensible Soccer series, combining the magic of the original with modernised 3D graphics. The game offers typical series elements such as a top view and a simple and intuitive control model. However, due to the lack of appropriate licences, the number of available teams has been limited and the names of players have been slightly twisted.

Sensible Soccer '98, released on PC, was the first attempt to refresh the Sensible Soccer series formula, which - besides other series like KickOff and Goal! - was one of the most popular football titles of the early 90's. The game was developed by Sensible Software, and its main designers were the creators of the original - John Hare and Chris Chapman.

Mechanics

Sensible Soccer '98 was designed to combine the magic of the previous parts of the cycle with modernized graphics, which in practice means that the game is now 3D. Despite this, the developers tried not to abuse the capabilities of the new graphics engine, offering a familiar camera hanging high above the pitch. The modern 3D perspective and the ability to change the camera angle, known from competitive titles, are used only during replays. However, the characters are no longer made out of pixels - the players' models are now done in full 3D.

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Last updated on January 28, 2020

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Sensible Soccer '98 Summary

Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows

Developer: Sensible Software

Publisher: GT Interactive

Age restrictions: none

Sensible Soccer '98 System Requirements

PC Windows

PC / Windows

Minimum: Intel Pentium 75, 16 MB RAM, Windows 95