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Ultimate Beach Soccer

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Also known as
Pro Beach Soccer

Control 32 national teams in arcade style matches, using juggling and special moves to fill a power bar and boost your team's abilities.

Ultimate Beach Soccer (also known as Pro Beach Soccer) was released for Game Boy Advance in 2003 by Wanadoo/DreamCatcher; this is the earliest commercial release of this exact GBA version, and the original game also debuted in 2003.


							Ultimate Beach Soccer cover
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About Ultimate Beach Soccer

Ultimate Beach Soccer adapts the five-a-side summer sport to a video game format. It features a selection of thirty-two national squads, some containing licensed athletes, alongside six unlockable all-star teams. Matches can be staged in several international beach locations.

The control scheme uses dedicated inputs for passing, shooting, and performing ball juggling maneuvers. A central gameplay system revolves around building a power meter through stylish plays and successful shots. When this meter is completely filled, it triggers a temporary period where team performance is significantly enhanced and players gain increased speed while in possession.

Three primary modes are available: single matches, a structured tour, and a tournament bracket. The overall design prioritizes straightforward, easy to grasp arcade action rather than simulation complexity.

Ultimate Beach Soccer Screenshots

12 images
Title screen (US).
Title screen
Taking a shot
If a player is flashing, he's on a State of Grace
There are several special effects, such as a ball trail or sand kicking up
Taking a free kick
Name.
Main Menu.
Main Menu (Portuguese).
Options.
Team selection.
Very poor agility and stamina.