Reviews

Miguel González "Michel" used to be an excellent international Spanish soccer player with superb passing skills .

The videogame leaves a lot to be desired , though ...

A decent football game, with an aerial view similar to that of the classic World Cup coin-op by Tehkan. Good fun for everyone although not being revolutionary in any department - movement is fast but scrolling is a bit jerky, graphics are simple but clear enough to let you tell your players easily from the other team's.

1989 Dinamic Software (Spain)
by Pedro Sudon Aguilar, Javier Cubedo and Snatcho

A slightly above average soccer game, with no innovating features, just another run of the mill game, with average graphics and average gameplay. The scrolling is bit jerky, which spoils things to me, I already dislike soccer games seen from above, maybe because I started playing this sort of games beginning with Match Day and World Cup which have a side angle, which is by the way, how games are being made this days.

Most ZX Spectrum football games are rubbish, so to play one as nice as this is a refreshing change. I'm trying to think of another Spanish football game that wasn't very good, because this trumps it.

This is actually really good. It plays much better than most other Spectrum football games, it's nicely presented and plays at a decent speed and frame rate, probably is a bit jerky but I've seen a lot worse in football games so I consider it passable. The other Spanish football game Darko means is Emilio Butragueno Futbol which is absolutely dire, this is so much better in every level and is probably one of the very best football games I've played on the Spectrum for that matter. Really enjoyed this one. Well done Michel, you are indeed a football master.