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Featured on the new arcade board NAOMI! |
The first in the series to use the latest
NAOMI board that makes
it easy to port games to Dreamcast.
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32 selectable teams, just like the real World
Cup! |
Increased the selectable teams of 27 from
the previous version to 32,
which is the number of teams that participate
in the real World Cup.
5 New countries added were Tunisia, Morocco,
Norway, Iran, and Cameroon. |
Morocco OFFENSIVE: 4-4-2 DEFENSIVE: 3-5-2
Key players：Offense 7 9 11 Defense 6
Features ：Formidable vertical line
| Explanation： |
This team forms a formidable line with number
7 in the center, at the top, and number 6
as a libero. However, their weakness lies
in the lack of good ball control. Strategy
should incorporate sending out passes early.
The defense players have low skills other
than number 6. To compensate for this weakness,
always be on the offensive and eliminate
any threat quickly. |
Norway OFFENSIVE: 4-3-3 DEFENSIVE: 4-5-1
Key players：Offense 7 9 11
Features：Tall players, exceptional center forward
| Explanation： |
The height of the players on the team is
its strength. With fast players positioned
on the wing, the main strategy is to center
the ball from the side. However, with 4-5-1
formation, a killer pass through the center
or a post play by the center forward is also
effective. |
Cameroon OFFENSIVE: 3-5-2 DEFENSIVE: 5-3-2
Key players：Offense 8, 10 Defense 5,6
Features：Speed and leap height
| Explanation： |
A team that utilizes speed and leap height
derived from physical advantage. While player
skills are high, the lack of combination
in the defense makes them vulnerable to well
timed attacks. Feed the ball forward as soon
as possible. As for an offensive strategy,
send the ball to an open space to take advantage
of their speed. |
Iran OFFENSIVE: 4-5-1 DEFENSIVE: 3-6-1
Key players：Offense 2, 10, 11 Defense
Features：Explosive offensive power
| Explanation： |
The team consists of talented offensive players.
Number 10, 11, and 2 provide offensive power
on par with the top ranking teams. Despite
the fact, the team's weakness lies in its
bad positioning and weak defenses. The team
needs to vary its offensive strategy after
stealing the ball, and stay on the offensive
to cover this weakness. |
Tunisia OFFENSIVE: 4-4-2 DEFENSIVE: 3-5-2
Key players：Offense 7,9 Defense 4
Features：well balanced team
| Explanation： |
No exceptional players of note, but it still
is a well balanced team. Overall, the team
lacks good ball control, but has good positioning
and speed. Therefore, use a direct pass in
the middle and use the open space effectively.
Despite the fact, this team has lower than
average stats. |
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New formations! |
In addition to the formations from previous
versions, three new formations ,3-4-3DV,
4-5-1DV, and 5-3-2DV were added. This addition
is sure to offer more variety in the game
play.
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Real team data from 1999 season! |
All player names and team formations are
based on actual team data from the 1999 season.
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Greater degree of freedom in game play! |
The program improvements made to the action
of the players, the combination between players,
and the formation further enhances game play.
The game takes an another step towards real
soccer by offering greater degree of freedom,
especially around the goal area.
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Two New Stadiums Added! |
The stadium of the first two matches were
renewed. |
