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Also, Gamespot hat das Review von SSS veröffentlicht, ich denke ich poste hier mal n paar Sachen dazu...
Sega Soccer Slam
Score
overall: 8.6(great)
8.9 bei 209 userwertungen
Einzelnoten
gameplay: 9
graphics: 8
sound: 8
value: 8
tilt: 9
Difficulty
medium
leraning curve
from 0 to 15 minutes
Zitate
[...]With its memorable cast of characters, responsive controls, and attractive, highly stylized look, Sega Soccer Slam sets the bar by which any other soccer games of this type will be judged and stands out as one of those action-packed sports games that you should make every effort to play.[...]
[...]While these modes are fun, the crux of the Sega Soccer Slam experience is the quest mode, in which you select from one of five teams and then compete in a series of 10 games. As you start to win games, you'll start to earn money that you can use to unlock character art or items that function as power-ups for your players.[...]
[...]Needless to say, the quest mode adds a significant amount of replay value to the game, as you'll likely want to see all the items and extras that you can unlock.
[...]
[...]But in actuality, even if the quest mode weren't in the game, Soccer Slam could've just as easily gotten away with only an exhibition and basic tournament mode, simply because the gameplay is executed so well. Despite its over-the-top arcadelike appearance, Soccer Slam demands a surprising amount of strategy for competing against computer- or human-controlled opponents.[...]
[...]When you execute these basic moves, you'll charge a meter located at the bottom of the screen, and the energy in this meter can be used to give individual players a brief boost in speed and shot power or to launch a kill shot--a kick that causes the ball handler to launch into the air in slow motion and perform an incredibly powerful kick.[...]
[...]In fact, the keeper will block the majority of these shots, but what makes this interesting is that you almost want the keeper to block the more powerful shots. Every time you take a shot on goal and the keeper manages to block it, you'll knock off a piece of his armor, which makes him tire. The more powerful the shot, the more armor it will knock off, so it's worthwhile to hold down the shot button to execute a stronger basic shot.[...]
[...]In keeping with its over-the-top theme, Sega Soccer Slam's graphics are highly stylized and almost comic-book-like in presentation. From the British rocker Half Pint to the luchador El Diablo, the character designs are incredibly well done, and they give each player in the game plenty of personality. Likewise, the players' facial expressions and animations are a pleasure to see. There are also plenty of small details that add to the overall visual quality of the game. For example, the field becomes worn and will turn brown as players continually trample over particular sections. Also, when you execute the speed and shot boost, you'll notice that each team has a distinct effect to signify the boost.[...]
[...]Soccer Slam's sound functions as effectively as the graphics do in providing the characters with additional personality. Each character has a unique theme to accompany his individual goal celebration--Angus from team Volta has a unique bagpipe theme, while Dante from the same team has more of an Italian operatic theme. The trash talking between players is also done well, with plenty of different one-liners, and the commentary does an effective job of calling the basic onscreen action.[...]
[...]Sega Soccer Slam is really the first time any developer has attempted to bring the sport of soccer into the same action-packed field that other companies have taken basketball and football, and it gets it right. The controls are simple and easy to grasp, and there's a healthy mixture of arcade and simulation elements thrown into the gameplay.[...]
[...]Soccer Slam is a worthy addition to any GameCube owner's library.
[...]
Screens
erinnert mich spontan ein wenig an hallenfussball :-D
weitere screenies unter
http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2002/gamecube/segasoccerslam/030802/soccer_screenxxx.jpg
für XXX: 001-069 einsetzen...
Persönliche Meinung
haben will :-D schönes spiel wenn ich mal n cube hab kauf ichs mir...
Hoffe ihr könnt hiermit was anfangen...
Sega Soccer Slam
Score
overall: 8.6(great)
8.9 bei 209 userwertungen
Einzelnoten
gameplay: 9
graphics: 8
sound: 8
value: 8
tilt: 9
Difficulty
medium
leraning curve
from 0 to 15 minutes
Zitate
[...]With its memorable cast of characters, responsive controls, and attractive, highly stylized look, Sega Soccer Slam sets the bar by which any other soccer games of this type will be judged and stands out as one of those action-packed sports games that you should make every effort to play.[...]
[...]While these modes are fun, the crux of the Sega Soccer Slam experience is the quest mode, in which you select from one of five teams and then compete in a series of 10 games. As you start to win games, you'll start to earn money that you can use to unlock character art or items that function as power-ups for your players.[...]
[...]Needless to say, the quest mode adds a significant amount of replay value to the game, as you'll likely want to see all the items and extras that you can unlock.
[...]
[...]But in actuality, even if the quest mode weren't in the game, Soccer Slam could've just as easily gotten away with only an exhibition and basic tournament mode, simply because the gameplay is executed so well. Despite its over-the-top arcadelike appearance, Soccer Slam demands a surprising amount of strategy for competing against computer- or human-controlled opponents.[...]
[...]When you execute these basic moves, you'll charge a meter located at the bottom of the screen, and the energy in this meter can be used to give individual players a brief boost in speed and shot power or to launch a kill shot--a kick that causes the ball handler to launch into the air in slow motion and perform an incredibly powerful kick.[...]
[...]In fact, the keeper will block the majority of these shots, but what makes this interesting is that you almost want the keeper to block the more powerful shots. Every time you take a shot on goal and the keeper manages to block it, you'll knock off a piece of his armor, which makes him tire. The more powerful the shot, the more armor it will knock off, so it's worthwhile to hold down the shot button to execute a stronger basic shot.[...]
[...]In keeping with its over-the-top theme, Sega Soccer Slam's graphics are highly stylized and almost comic-book-like in presentation. From the British rocker Half Pint to the luchador El Diablo, the character designs are incredibly well done, and they give each player in the game plenty of personality. Likewise, the players' facial expressions and animations are a pleasure to see. There are also plenty of small details that add to the overall visual quality of the game. For example, the field becomes worn and will turn brown as players continually trample over particular sections. Also, when you execute the speed and shot boost, you'll notice that each team has a distinct effect to signify the boost.[...]
[...]Soccer Slam's sound functions as effectively as the graphics do in providing the characters with additional personality. Each character has a unique theme to accompany his individual goal celebration--Angus from team Volta has a unique bagpipe theme, while Dante from the same team has more of an Italian operatic theme. The trash talking between players is also done well, with plenty of different one-liners, and the commentary does an effective job of calling the basic onscreen action.[...]
[...]Sega Soccer Slam is really the first time any developer has attempted to bring the sport of soccer into the same action-packed field that other companies have taken basketball and football, and it gets it right. The controls are simple and easy to grasp, and there's a healthy mixture of arcade and simulation elements thrown into the gameplay.[...]
[...]Soccer Slam is a worthy addition to any GameCube owner's library.
[...]
Screens
erinnert mich spontan ein wenig an hallenfussball :-D
weitere screenies unter
http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2002/gamecube/segasoccerslam/030802/soccer_screenxxx.jpg
für XXX: 001-069 einsetzen...
Persönliche Meinung
haben will :-D schönes spiel wenn ich mal n cube hab kauf ichs mir...
Hoffe ihr könnt hiermit was anfangen...
