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''{{PAGENAME}}'' is played from a top-down perspective and adheres to most of the sport's rules. When in control of the ball, pressing {{I}} performs a strong kick while {{II}} is used to pass the ball. When not in control of the ball, {{I}} is used to perform a sliding tackle, and {{Run}} switches control between players. When setting up a match, the player(s) can choose which team formation to use, and whether to invert the controls or not. | ''{{PAGENAME}}'' is played from a top-down perspective and adheres to most of the sport's rules. When in control of the ball, pressing {{I}} performs a strong kick while {{II}} is used to pass the ball. When not in control of the ball, {{I}} is used to perform a sliding tackle, and {{Run}} switches control between players. When setting up a match, the player(s) can choose which team formation to use, and whether to invert the controls or not. | ||
| − | Only two modes are available to play. In Exhibition mode, up to four players (two players per team) can play a single match with any amount of time between 1 and 99 minutes | + | Only two modes are available to play. In Exhibition mode, up to four players (two players per team) can play a single match with any amount of time between 1 and 99 minutes. In Human Cup, one or two players play a series of matches against computer-controlled teams. Progress in the Human Cup mode is saved via password, which is inputted by entering directions on the D-Pad. |
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Latest revision as of 11:21, 24 April 2024
| Formation Soccer: Human Cup '90 | ||||||||||
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| System(s): PC Engine | ||||||||||
| Publisher: Human Entertainment | ||||||||||
| Developer: Human Entertainment | ||||||||||
| Genre: Sports | ||||||||||
| Number of players: 1-4 | ||||||||||
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Formation Soccer: Human Cup '90 (フォーメーション・サッカー・ヒューマンカップ'90) is a football game developed and published by Human Entertainment for the PC Engine.
Contents
Gameplay
Formation Soccer: Human Cup '90 is played from a top-down perspective and adheres to most of the sport's rules. When in control of the ball, pressing Ⅰ performs a strong kick while Ⅱ is used to pass the ball. When not in control of the ball, Ⅰ is used to perform a sliding tackle, and RUN switches control between players. When setting up a match, the player(s) can choose which team formation to use, and whether to invert the controls or not.
Only two modes are available to play. In Exhibition mode, up to four players (two players per team) can play a single match with any amount of time between 1 and 99 minutes. In Human Cup, one or two players play a series of matches against computer-controlled teams. Progress in the Human Cup mode is saved via password, which is inputted by entering directions on the D-Pad.
Teams
Formation Soccer: Human Cup '90 has 16 national teams to choose from:
Argentina
Brazil
Denmark
England
France
Holland
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Poland
Spain
Uruguay
USA
USSR
West Germany
Yugoslavia
England is represented using the flag for the United Kingdom in this game.
Versions
An updated version, renamed Formation Soccer: Human Cup '92, was later released as part of Human Sports Festival for Super CD-ROM² hardware.
Production credits
- Main Program: Ryouji Amano
- Program: Mitsutoshi Kiyono, Kengo Mori
- Graphic: Takeshi Onozaki, Yasuyuki Kataoka
- Sound Driver: Tohru Hayashi
- Sound: Masaki Hashimoto, Takahiro Wakuta
- Package Illust: Yuichi Kobayashi
- Advisor: Masato Masuda
- Special Thanks: Chachamaru, Hiroaki Togawa
- Debugger: Yuichi Yoshimura, Nobuo Fujisaki
- Presented by: Human Creative
- Take It Easy ! See You Soon !!
Magazine articles
- Main article: Formation Soccer: Human Cup '90/Magazine articles.
Physical scans
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75 |
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   Cover
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Technical information
ROM dump status
| System | Hash | Size | Build Date | Source | Comments | |||||||||
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256kB | Card (JP) |
References
| Formation Soccer: Human Cup '90 | |
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Main page | Hidden content | Bugs | Magazine articles | Reception
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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) |