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+ | |name = ''Nintendo World Cup'' |
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+ | |image = [[File:Nintendoworldcup.jpg|230px]] |
| − | |developer = [[Technos Japan |
+ | |developer = [[Technos Japan]]<br>[[Kage Electronics|Naxat Soft]] (PCE) |
| − | |publisher = [[Nintendo]] |
+ | |publisher = [[Nintendo]] (NA/EU)<br>[[Technos Japan]] (JP)<br>[[Arc System Works]] (VC) |
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| − | |released = [[Image:America.gif|15 px]] June, [[1990]] |
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| + | |system1NA = December [[1990]] |
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| + | |system1JP = May 18, [[1990]] |
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| + | |system1EU = June 27, [[1991]] |
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| + | |system2 = Game Boy |
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| + | |system2JP = April 26, [[1991]] |
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| + | |system2NA = June [[1991]] |
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| + | |system2EU = [[1991]] |
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| + | |system3 = Virtual Console (Wii) |
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| + | |system3JP = {{tt|October 7, [[2008]]|Famicom Version}} |
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| + | {{tt|November 4, [[2008]]|PC-Engine CD Version}} |
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| + | |system3KO = {{tt|January 28, [[2009]]|Famicom Version}} |
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| + | |system4 = Virtual Console (3DS) |
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| + | |system4JP = {{tt|May 22, [[2013]]|Famicom Version}} |
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| + | {{tt|August 1, [[2012]]|Game Boy Version}} |
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| + | |system5 = Virtual Console (Wii U) |
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| + | |system5JP = {{tt|March 19, [[2014]]|Famicom Version}} |
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|modes = Single player, multiplayer |
|modes = Single player, multiplayer |
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+ | |rating = x |
| + | |ESRB = E |
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| − | |platforms = [[NES]], [[Game Boy]] |
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| + | |PEGI = 3 |
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| − | |media = Cartridge (NES) |
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+ | |CERO = A |
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+ | |USK = 0 |
| + | |ACB = G |
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| − | '''''Nintendo World Cup''''' is an [[NES]] soccer video game released in [[1990]], and later on the [[Game Boy]] in [[1991]]. It is one of the few video games with the name "Nintendo" in the title. |
+ | '''''Nintendo World Cup''''' is an [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] soccer video game released in [[1990]], and later on the [[Game Boy]] and [[TurboGrafx-16|PC-Engine CD]] in [[1991]]. It is one of the few video games with the name "Nintendo" in the title. |
The game follows most of the standard rules of the sport, though with some differences, such as an alteration of the amount of players on a court at one time, and other rules that probably couldn't be processed on the console, thereby making the game simpler than soccer games released nowadays. |
The game follows most of the standard rules of the sport, though with some differences, such as an alteration of the amount of players on a court at one time, and other rules that probably couldn't be processed on the console, thereby making the game simpler than soccer games released nowadays. |
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| + | In Japan, the game was called Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu Soccer-hen. It was the soccer version Technos Japan's Kunio-kun series, having brawling antics the series is known for. |
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While on offense, the player can either pass the ball or tell another teamate to pass the ball to them by pressing the a button. The b button will cause the player to try to shoot the ball in the goal, or will tell one of your other teamates to try and make the shot. If you press both buttons at the same time, you'll either do a bicycle kick shot (if you're standing still) or a head but shot (if you're moving). |
While on offense, the player can either pass the ball or tell another teamate to pass the ball to them by pressing the a button. The b button will cause the player to try to shoot the ball in the goal, or will tell one of your other teamates to try and make the shot. If you press both buttons at the same time, you'll either do a bicycle kick shot (if you're standing still) or a head but shot (if you're moving). |
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| + | ==External Links== |
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| + | *[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/wii/vc/vc_nkds/ Famicom Version] at [https://www.nintendo.co.jp/wii/vc/software/01.html Nintendo's Wii Virtual Console page] (Japan) |
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| + | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20090106051557/http://vc-pce.com/jpn/j/title/nekketu_cd.html PC-Engine CD Version] at Hudson Soft Virtual Console page (Japan) |
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| + | *[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/titles/50010000010998/ Game Boy Version] at [https://www.nintendo.co.jp/software/3ds/index.html#vc Nintendo's 3DS Virtual Console page] (Japan) |
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| + | *[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/titles/50010000014475/ Famicom Version] at [https://www.nintendo.co.jp/software/3ds/index.html#vc Nintendo's 3DS Virtual Console page] (Japan) |
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| + | *[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/titles/20010000005384/ Famicom Version] at [https://www.nintendo.co.jp/software/wiiu/index.html#vc Nintendo's Wii U Virtual Console page] (Japan) |
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| + | {{Kunio-Kun games}} |
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| + | [[Category:Nintendo Entertainment System games]] |
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[[Category:Soccer games]] |
[[Category:Soccer games]] |
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[[Category:Sports games]] |
[[Category:Sports games]] |
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[[Category:Nintendo games]] |
[[Category:Nintendo games]] |
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| + | [[Category:Kunio-kun series]] |
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| + | [[Category:Technos Japan games]] |
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| + | [[Category:Virtual Console games (Wii, NES)]] |
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| + | [[Category:Virtual Console games (Wii, TurboGrafx-16)]] |
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| + | [[Category:Virtual Console games (3DS, NES)]] |
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Revision as of 21:42, 19 May 2020
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Nintendo World Cup is an NES soccer video game released in 1990, and later on the Game Boy and PC-Engine CD in 1991. It is one of the few video games with the name "Nintendo" in the title.
The game follows most of the standard rules of the sport, though with some differences, such as an alteration of the amount of players on a court at one time, and other rules that probably couldn't be processed on the console, thereby making the game simpler than soccer games released nowadays.
In Japan, the game was called Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu Soccer-hen. It was the soccer version Technos Japan's Kunio-kun series, having brawling antics the series is known for.
Gameplay
While on offense, the player can either pass the ball or tell another teamate to pass the ball to them by pressing the a button. The b button will cause the player to try to shoot the ball in the goal, or will tell one of your other teamates to try and make the shot. If you press both buttons at the same time, you'll either do a bicycle kick shot (if you're standing still) or a head but shot (if you're moving).
External Links
- Famicom Version at Nintendo's Wii Virtual Console page (Japan)
- PC-Engine CD Version at Hudson Soft Virtual Console page (Japan)
- Game Boy Version at Nintendo's 3DS Virtual Console page (Japan)
- Famicom Version at Nintendo's 3DS Virtual Console page (Japan)
- Famicom Version at Nintendo's Wii U Virtual Console page (Japan)