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Ultimate League Soccer

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Choose from eight national teams, customize uniforms and formation, and play a full match or championship in this side-scrolling sports title.

Ultimate League Soccer was developed by Computer & Entertainment Inc. and published by American Video Entertainment for the NES in 1991. No earlier release of this exact game version on any platform is known.


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About Ultimate League Soccer

Ultimate League Soccer is a side scrolling soccer simulation for the NES. It offers both single player championship modes and two player exhibition matches, with the option to spectate computer controlled teams.

Before a match, participants select from eight national teams, each with distinct statistical profiles. These teams represent France, England, the United States, Argentina, Italy, Brazil, Australia, and Germany. One championship mode uses the full roster, while another is limited to the first four nations listed. Further customization includes choosing a uniform color and one of three tactical formations.

Match length is adjustable, with periods that progress faster than real time. On field controls are context sensitive, differentiating actions for players with and without possession. Passing, shooting, and tackling are mapped to two primary buttons, with shot power depending on input duration. Goalkeeping is a manual function for the player. If a match ends in a draw, the outcome is determined by a penalty shootout.

Ultimate League Soccer Screenshots

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Title screen.
Selecting the championship and number of players.
Selecting teams: Germany has the best team statistics. This game is from 1991, right after the Italy world cup, won by the Germans, so...
Team uniform color selection.
Selecting period duration and team formation.
The Germans have the ball...
Goal!
Goal kick for Brazil.
Throw-in for Brazil.
The half-time break show.