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Pelé II: World Tournament Soccer

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Also known as
Pele Soccer 2 Pele's World Tournament Soccer

Control 24 national teams in an isometric football simulation with tournament and five-a-side modes.

Pelé II: World Tournament Soccer was released for the Sega Genesis in 1994 by Accolade; it was the original platform release, so both years are 1994.


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Released
1994
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Visual
Isometric
Size
721.50 KB
Rating
1 vote

About Pelé II: World Tournament Soccer

Pelé II: World Tournament Soccer is a licensed football simulation for the Sega Genesis. It features the twenty four national teams that qualified for the 1994 FIFA World Cup, with each team accompanied by tactical notes from Pelé himself.

Matches are presented from an isometric perspective, oriented for play from the bottom right to the top left of the screen. Players have control over several match conditions, including optional weather effects and the choice to enable penalty shoot outs. The length of a match can be adjusted in five minute increments, ranging from five to forty five minutes.

Beyond standard eleven a side matches, which can be played as friendlies or in a full tournament mode, the game includes a five a side variant. This mode is played on a regulation sized field. Team management options are comprehensive, allowing for a full selection of formations and the use of squads containing twenty two fictional players.

Pelé II: World Tournament Soccer Screenshots

12 images
Pelé heads the Sega logo
Accolade sports series logo
Title screen
Main menu
Only the World Cup 94 teams are available - good job I'm part Irish
No matches played yet
Each of the 4 possible controllers chooses a team
Team ability comparisons
Ready for the kick off
The ball in midfield
Ready for a chance on goal
Ireland take the lead