Overview and Gameplay
A behind-the-goal field view gives Super Formation Soccer its identity, turning Human Entertainment’s early 16-bit soccer game into a fast vertical match built around positioning, passing, and shooting. Players choose from international teams, play exhibition matches, or enter the Human Cup and defeat the remaining teams with password-based progress.
Controls And Mechanics
- Players move, aim passes and kicks, select a passing target, and switch focus automatically to the player nearest the ball.
- Attacking play uses passes, directional kicks, and shots, while defense includes shoulder tackles and sliding tackles.
- Goalkeeper control can be automatic or manual, with jump, catch, and punch actions in goal situations.
- Two players can play simultaneously in versus matches or cooperate on the same team against the computer.
Version Notes
This is the Japanese Super Famicom release. The same game was released internationally under the title Super Soccer.
Release And Credits
- Released in Japan in 1991 for Super Famicom.
- Developed and published by Human Entertainment.
- Japanese title: スーパーフォーメーションサッカー.
