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90 Minutes: European Prime Goal

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Also known as
J League Soccer: Prime Goal 3 Jリーグサッカー プライムゴール3

Control your national team in exhibition matches, tournaments, and leagues from a side perspective.

90 Minutes: European Prime Goal is the European SNES release of J.League Soccer Prime Goal 3, which was released in Japan in 1995. The European version was also released in 1995, making both the original and platform-specific release years 1995.


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Released
1995
Genre
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
1.03 MB
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About 90 Minutes: European Prime Goal

90 Minutes: European Prime Goal is a soccer simulation for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Its core structure involves multiple play modes, including exhibition matches, tournaments, leagues, and a cup competition. An all-star mode divides teams into two leagues and uses playoffs to determine a final champion.

The game's presentation uses a slightly angled side view of the field. Control is context-sensitive, with the player directing the athlete currently in possession of the ball or, while defending, the one closest to it. Human players can take control of any team across most modes, though simultaneous play is limited to two participants.

A notable feature is the "You're a Hero" option, which allows for the creation of a custom athlete. This player's attributes can be modified through training sessions, after which they can replace an existing team member. The teams available differ by region; the original Japanese release featured the 14 clubs of the J. League, while the European version substituted national teams, though some modes retain elements of the original design.

90 Minutes: European Prime Goal Screenshots

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Title Screen
JP Title Screen
JP Intro
Main Menu
Selecting teams
Team formation
Start of the match
Defending the goal
Goal
Kick off
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