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Quattro Sports

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Also known as
Super Sports Challenge

Features four sports: baseball, soccer, tennis, and BMX racing.

Quattro Sports (also known as Super Sports Challenge) was released for the NES by Camerica in 1992. The legacy year 1993 is incorrect for this platform version.


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About Quattro Sports

Quattro Sports is a multi-sport compilation for the NES, bundling four distinct athletic simulations into a single cartridge. The collection spans team sports and individual competitions, each with its own visual perspective and rule set.

Two of the offerings use an overhead view of the playing area. One is a baseball game where players can pitch different types of balls, bat, and attempt to steal bases, with the perspective shifting when at bat. The other is a soccer title that includes actions like passing, shooting, and managing set pieces such as penalties and throw-ins.

The remaining simulations provide different visual approaches. A tennis game offers play on multiple court surfaces and features a three dimensional court view, with players executing various shot types across three difficulty settings. A BMX racing game presents fifteen distinct tracks across terrains like dirt and desert, viewed from above, with each course containing its own assortment of jumps and obstacles.

Quattro Sports Screenshots

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Title screen (Baseball Pros)
Selecting teams (Baseball Pros)
Here's the pitch... (Baseball Pros)
A hit! (Baseball Pros)
Title screen (BMX Simulator)
Racing on dirt (BMX Simulator)
Desert racing (BMX Simulator)
Quary racing (BMX Simulator)
Title screen (Soccer Simulator)