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J. League Big Wave Soccer

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Also known as
Jリーグ ビッグウェイブサッカー Matthias Sammer Soccer

Control athletes in league matches with a scrolling field view and penalty shootouts for draws.

J. League Big Wave Soccer was released for the Game Boy in 1995 by Tomy, with Jupiter Corp. as developer; no earlier version of this exact game exists on another platform.


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Released
1995
Genre
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Size
128.70 KB
Rating
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About J. League Big Wave Soccer

J. League Big Wave Soccer presents a simulation of Japan's professional soccer league, featuring its fourteen official teams. The game's perspective focuses on a limited section of the pitch, which dynamically shifts to follow the action.

Control is assigned to the athlete currently closest to the ball, whether the player's team is in possession or defending. Beyond standard league competition, options include exhibition matches and a mode where team rosters can be customized for an all-star event. A drawn match proceeds to a penalty shootout to determine a winner.

J. League Big Wave Soccer Screenshots

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Title Screen.
Intro.
Mode Select.
Club Select.
View of the pitch.
Next game.
Kick-off.
Receiving the ball.
Attacking the goal.
Keeper saves.
Goal!
Celebration time.