Game Description

Soccer, the most commonly played sport worldwide, has been brought to your living room via Pele for the Sega Genesis. Pele, the one-named soccer phenom on whom this game is named after, is widely considered the greatest of all time. You can play Pele alone or with a friend in exhibition matches or in a tournament. By yourself you can play in an 18-game season, or you can enter a practice mode, wherein you work on the fundamentals of the game.

In the two-player mode, players must alternate playing one-player games until their two teams are matched up. There are forty teams, each of them represented by countries and cities from all around the globe. Features in this game that are also part of the sport of soccer itself include free kicks, penalty kicks, replays, roster substitutions, formation changes, goal kicks, throw ins, corner kicks, offsides, and game and team statistics. ~ Brett Alan Weiss, All Game Guide

Roots & Influences

Widely considered the greatest soccer player of all time, Pelé has scored more than 1,000 goals professionally. ~ Brett Alan Weiss, All Game Guide

Production Credits

Design and Programming: Radical Entertainment

Producer: Rory Armes

Programmer: Alan Price

Lead Artist: Philip Tse, Edgar Bridwell

Artist: Neeraja Vaid, Danica Bennett, Alan Blouin

Sound: Paul Wilkinson

Music: Marc Baril

Executive Producer: Pam Levins

Associate Producer: Ken Kajikawa

Testers: Joel Dinolt, Scott Barnes, Dexter Dorris, Matt McKnight, James Vitales, Michael Persons, Steve Fallas, Craig Yamaji

Manual: Paula Polley

Hardware/Tools: Luis Rivas

Special Thanks to "all our mums", Peter Spence ~ Brett Alan Weiss, All Game Guide

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