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International Sensible Soccer

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Also known as
International Sensible Soccer: Limited Edition featuring World Cup Teams International Sensible Soccer: World Champions Sensible Soccer v1.2: International Edition Sensible Soccer: European Champions Sensible Soccer: International Edition

This 1994 World Cup edition adds global teams, a full tournament, and an on-screen referee to the fast-paced top-down soccer simulation.

International Sensible Soccer for DOS was released in 1994 by Renegade Software. The original Sensible Soccer game first launched in 1992 on Amiga and Atari ST.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Original release
1992
Genre
Perspective
Top-down
Size
755.71 KB
Version
soc.exe
Rating
1 vote

About International Sensible Soccer

International Sensible Soccer is a DOS soccer game whose release coincided with the 1994 World Cup. Its gameplay perspective is a top-down view, utilizing small character sprites and a control scheme where ball handling is intentionally imprecise.

A significant expansion for the series was the inclusion of national teams from beyond Europe for the first time. The complete World Cup tournament is present, and a notable option allows players to manually select all 24 qualifying teams. This feature held specific relevance given the absence of England and France from the actual 1994 competition.

Other updates distinguish this edition from its predecessors. Club team rosters and uniforms were revised to reflect real-world transfers and kit changes. The game also introduced an on-screen referee, a visual element not seen in earlier versions of the series.

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