Nintendo World Cup

The NES game, Nintendo World Cup or "Nintendo World Cup", is a soccer sports simulation game developed specifically for the NES and Game Boy platforms in Japan. It was also released in 1990 in Japan and in the U.S.A.

Nintendo World Cup contains the basic rules of the game of soccer, but has a number of differences, so it can be called a simulator only at a stretch. Instead of eleven players in teams, including the goalkeeper, there are only six. Just in the game there is no offside rule and players can rudely take the ball from the enemy. Otherwise, all the rules correspond to the classic game of soccer.

The Nintendo World Cup gameplay is standard for games of this genre, but it contains a share of humor that makes it appealing and unusual. In the battle for the ball, with the absence of the offside rule, it is possible to produce non real scuffles on the field. The opponent can be surrounded and not give him a pass, you can cheat the goalkeeper, etc. The game has two modes: a championship mode and mode confrontation. In confrontation mode, there is a huge amount of customization of the game, from individual player settings to weather conditions. All in all, Nintendo World Cup is a very good soccer simulator that is sure to please all fans of the game.