
Speaking of which
World Soccer Perfect Eleven certainly
tred a tightrope of image rights with players looking like the White Feather
Fabrizio Ravanelli of Italy, Gabriel
Batistuta of Argentina and the unmistakable
bouffant of Carlos
Valderrama playing for Colombia.
Konami changed the rules of the game wit

h this sublime release. Combining easy pick up and play mechanics with a slick passing system, it took the patience of a Dutch master to be able to fully manipulate players to perform deft overhead flicks and inch perfect through balls. But the real thrill came in being able to recognise the stars of the world game for the first time in front of your very eyes. The pass master, the original. There was something about retro football games that seems to be missing from the modern day versions...
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