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+ | | tab1=Main title | ||
+ | | tab2=''Fine Shot Golf'' | ||
+ | | tab3=''Formation Soccer: Human Cup '92'' | ||
+ | | tab4=''Final Match Tennis Ladies'' | ||
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− | {{ | + | {{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (ヒューマンスポーツフェスティバル) is a compilation of sports games developed by [[Human Entertainment]] for [[Super CD-ROM²]] hardware. There are three games in the compilation, two of which are modified versions of games previously released for the [[PC Engine]]. |
==Games included== | ==Games included== | ||
+ | ''{{PAGENAME}}'' presents the user with a menu to select a game, along with voiced introductions to the compilation and each game. The user can also read instruction screens which also includes advice on how to play each of the games. | ||
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+ | Performing a software reset ({{hold|{{Run}}|{{Select}}}}) during gameplay in any of the games will return the user to that game's title screen, while performing it on the title screen will exit the game and return the user to the game select menu. | ||
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===''Fine Shot Golf''=== | ===''Fine Shot Golf''=== | ||
+ | ''Fine Shot Golf'' is a golf game and the only unique game in the compilation. | ||
===''Formation Soccer: Human Cup '92''=== | ===''Formation Soccer: Human Cup '92''=== | ||
− | ''Formation Soccer: Human Cup '92'' is a modified version of the earlier-released ''[[Formation Soccer: Human Cup '90]]''. The game retains a roster of 16 national teams to choose from, though the list of teams is now different: | + | ''Formation Soccer: Human Cup '92'' is a modified version of the earlier-released ''[[Formation Soccer: Human Cup '90]]''. The game retains the same gameplay modes and a roster of 16 national teams to choose from, though the list of teams is now different: |
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*{{flag|AR}} Argentina | *{{flag|AR}} Argentina | ||
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*{{flag|JP}} Japan | *{{flag|JP}} Japan | ||
*{{flag|RO}} Romania | *{{flag|RO}} Romania | ||
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*{{flag|UY}} Uruguay | *{{flag|UY}} Uruguay | ||
+ | *{{flag|US}} USA | ||
*{{flag|DE|date=1990}} West Germany | *{{flag|DE|date=1990}} West Germany | ||
*{{flag|YU|date=1990}} Yugoslavia | *{{flag|YU|date=1990}} Yugoslavia | ||
}} | }} | ||
+ | However, the roster is outdated by 1992, as the Federal Republic of Germany (more commonly known as West Germany) had not existed since 1990 after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the breakup of Yugoslavia was ongoing during the development and release of ''Human Sports Festival'', and would conclude two months after its release. ''Human Cup '90'' was released at least five months before the German reunification and about a year before the breakup of Yugoslavia began, so West Germany and Yugoslavia's inclusions made more sense there. | ||
===''Final Match Tennis Ladies''=== | ===''Final Match Tennis Ladies''=== | ||
− | ''Final Match Tennis Ladies'' is a modified version of the earlier-released ''[[Final Match Tennis]]''. | + | ''Final Match Tennis Ladies'' is a modified version of the earlier-released ''[[Final Match Tennis]]''. As its title implies, this version features a roster of only female players. |
==Magazine articles== | ==Magazine articles== | ||
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| spinecard=HumanSportsFestival SCDROM2 JP Spinecard.jpg | | spinecard=HumanSportsFestival SCDROM2 JP Spinecard.jpg | ||
+ | | manual=HumanSportsFestival SCDROM2 JP Manual.pdf | ||
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===ROM dump status=== | ===ROM dump status=== | ||
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System(s): Super CD-ROM² | ||||||||||
Publisher: Human Entertainment | ||||||||||
Developer: Human Entertainment | ||||||||||
Game total: 3 | ||||||||||
Genre: Sports, Compilation | ||||||||||
Number of players: 1-4 | ||||||||||
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Human Sports Festival (ヒューマンスポーツフェスティバル) is a compilation of sports games developed by Human Entertainment for Super CD-ROM² hardware. There are three games in the compilation, two of which are modified versions of games previously released for the PC Engine.
Contents
Games included
Human Sports Festival presents the user with a menu to select a game, along with voiced introductions to the compilation and each game. The user can also read instruction screens which also includes advice on how to play each of the games.
Performing a software reset (HOLD RUN SELECT ) during gameplay in any of the games will return the user to that game's title screen, while performing it on the title screen will exit the game and return the user to the game select menu.
Fine Shot Golf
Fine Shot Golf is a golf game and the only unique game in the compilation.
Formation Soccer: Human Cup '92
Formation Soccer: Human Cup '92 is a modified version of the earlier-released Formation Soccer: Human Cup '90. The game retains the same gameplay modes and a roster of 16 national teams to choose from, though the list of teams is now different:
- Argentina
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Cameroon
- Colombia
- England
- France
- Holland
- Ireland
- Italy
- Japan
- Romania
- Uruguay
- USA
- West Germany
- Yugoslavia
However, the roster is outdated by 1992, as the Federal Republic of Germany (more commonly known as West Germany) had not existed since 1990 after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the breakup of Yugoslavia was ongoing during the development and release of Human Sports Festival, and would conclude two months after its release. Human Cup '90 was released at least five months before the German reunification and about a year before the breakup of Yugoslavia began, so West Germany and Yugoslavia's inclusions made more sense there.
Final Match Tennis Ladies
Final Match Tennis Ladies is a modified version of the earlier-released Final Match Tennis. As its title implies, this version features a roster of only female players.
Magazine articles
- Main article: Human Sports Festival/Magazine articles.
Physical scans
Super CD-ROM², JP |
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Technical information
ROM dump status
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CD-ROM (JP) |
References
Human Sports Festival | |
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Main page | Comparisons | Hidden content | Bugs | Magazine articles | Reception | Compatibility
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Formation Soccer games for NEC systems |
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Formation Soccer: Human Cup '90 (1990) | Formation Soccer on J.League (1994) | Formation Soccer 95 della Serie A (1995) |
Human Sports Festival (1992) |