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Hyper V-Ball

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Also known as
Super Volley II スーパーバレーⅡ

Control players in side-view volleyball matches across human and robot leagues, using special Hyper Plays for powerful attacks.

Hyper V-Ball is the SNES version of Video System's Super Volley II arcade game. The arcade original was released in 1992, while the SNES port was released in 1993.


							Hyper V-Ball cover
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About Hyper V-Ball

Hyper V-Ball is a side-view volleyball simulation adapted from the arcade title Power Spikes. Movement for directly controlled players is restricted to the horizontal axis.

Three distinct leagues are available for play: Men's, Women's, and a Hyper League featuring robotic competitors. The control scheme utilizes two primary buttons, with one dedicated to initiating Hyper Plays. These special attacks are exclusive to the Hyper League and must be learned within it.

On-court actions such as blocks and attacks are determined by the ball's velocity and the positioning of the athlete. Teammates operate with a degree of autonomy, moving into place and setting up for spikes without direct input. However, they will not attempt to block opposing spikes independently; this action requires the player to press a button at the precise moment to command a non-controlled player to block.

Hyper V-Ball Screenshots

12 images
Title screen (European version)
Title screen (US version)
Title screen (JP)
Main menu
Main menu (JP)
Team selection - Women's volleyball (JP)
Team selection - Men's volleyball (JP)
Team selection - Robots (JP)
Beginning a match
Receiving a few tips from the coach
Game in progress
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