STREET CRED' FOOTBALL
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An excellent 5 a side street soccer simulation. Select your crack side, from twenty-four 
different, tough street-wise city kids. Street Cred’ Football features an authentic 
smooth scrolling pitch, great effects and realistic footy action. 

SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCE BY JOB BLADE


LOADING INSTRUCTIONS 

SPECTRUM

48K owners type LOAD "" (ENTER). 
128K users select the LOADER option from the menu.

AMSTRAD CPC

464: hold down CTRL and tap the small ENTER key. 
664/6128: Type | (shifted @) TAPE (ENTER) the type RUN" (ENTER).

COMMODORE 64/128

Hold down SHIFT and tap the RUN/STOP key. 128K owners ensure that it is in C64 mode. 

When loading please follow all on screen instructions. 


GETTING STARTED 

Once the game has been loaded you will be presented with a title page, press BREAK 
(CAPS-SHIFT & SPACE) to enter the setups page, Amstrad owners press ESC, C64 owners 
press FIRE.

Press 1 to select the number of players, choose between, player one against the computer, 
player one against player two, or the computer against computer demo mode.

Use options 2 & 3 to choose the control methods for players one and two. Be sure not to 
select the same control option for both players. Spectrum owners please note: only one 
player may use a Sinclair Joystick, also some keyboard/Sinclair combinations may cause 
'ghost keying', if unexpected controls occur, redefine the keyboard settings. The C64 
version will default to player 1: joystick in port 1 and player 2: joystick in port 2.

Options 4 & 5 allow the players to reposition the start positions of their five team 
members. The controls are shown at the base of the screen. On the C64 you cannot change 
the position of your goalkeeper.

Option 6 allows you to alter the pitch colours (Spectrum version only). Instructions are 
shown in the middle of the screen.

Press 7 to change the time limit for each game.


PLAYING THE GAME 

Once you have made all the setup changes you require, press BREAK, ESC or FIRE to return 
to the title page, now player one should press fire to start the game.

Player one gets to choose five players first, using up, down, left, right and fire to 
select. Player two may then choose his/her team in the same mannner. Once the teams have 
been selected pressing fire will start the game.

Each player controls one team member at a time, the team member currently being 
controlled is indicated by a flashing arrow: clear for player 1 (blue) and dark for 
player 2 (red). Any team member who has possession of the ball may run with it (using up, 
down, left and right) and pass or shoot (using fire). Otherwise the player controls the 
team member closest to the ball, pressing fire will make this team member run faster. 
The goals appear as two crates at each end of the pitch.


CREDITS 

Original Concept: 		The Players Team
Spectrum Code: 			Andy Severn
Spectrum Graphics: 		Jabba Severn & Colin Swinbourne

Amstrad Code: 			Kevin Parker
Amstrad Graphics: 		Jabba Severn & Colin Swinbourne
AY Music: 			Ian Sheridan & Andy Severn
C64 Version: 			WOW Developments
C64 Music: 			WOW Developments
Playtest:			Si, Paul, PJA & WOW
Production Co-ordination: 	Simon Daniels 
Inlay Production Team:		Mike, Karen, Si & PJA

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Produced for Players Premier by Richard Paul Jones 

© Players Premier 1989 

All unauthorised reproduction of this software is illegal.