Atari Soccer
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New from Atari Sports. New Atari Soccer continues the winning tradition of the Atari Sports group. With dynamic play-again realis that simulates all the action and excitement of an actual match. 2 or 4-Player Action. 4-Player Game In a 4 player contest, each two man team can experience the extra challenge of playing cooperatively against an opposing 2-man squad. Each team plays with 2 controllable players, 1 computer-controlled player and a computer-controlled goalie. The right Trak-Ball controls players marked with X, the left Trak-Ball controls players marked with O. 2-Player Game In a two-player contest, each opposing player controls one man assisted by a computer-controlled player and computer-controlled goalie. Only the right Trak-Ball is active in this mode. Exciting Play Option Features Challenge Players to Test Their Skills. Kick/Pass Option. When the player with the ball activates the "Kick" button, the ball is released in the direction that player is facing. When a teammate has the ball, activation of the "Kick" button will force the ball to be passed to the player pressing the "Kick" button. Offsides Option. Playing with the "Offsides Rule" in effect limits an offensive player from receiving a pass fro a teammate unless there are at least two defensive players between him and the goal in the opponents' half of the field. Penalty: Defending team receives free kick. |
| Trivia |
| Ein speziell für den französischen Markt entworfenes Gehäuse wurde vom Jukebox-Hersteller Electro-Kicker in Baume-les-Dames gefertigt. |
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