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Sensible Soccer

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Genre: Sports    |     Year: 1992    |     Publisher: Renegade Software    |     Developer: Sensible Software
Game Review (written by Geezer45) Added on: 10/19/2006
Sensible Soccer is an all-round awesome experience and is firmly placed in my top five favourite games of all time! This game is so addictive, it is very easy to lose 3-10 hours of time after telling yourself, 'I'll just play one more match then stop'.
I first experienced Sensible Soccer on my Atari ST (that's showing my age). Although I only had a demo, that was all I needed to be hooked on the experience. It wasn't until several years after when I found a PC version of the game that I really became addicted.
Sensible Soccer is an all-round awesome experience and is firmly placed in my top five favourite games of all time! This game is so addictive, it is very easy to lose 3-10 hours of time after telling yourself, 'I'll just play one more match then stop'.
I first experienced Sensible Soccer on my Atari ST (that's showing my age). Although I only had a demo, that was all I needed to be hooked on the experience. It wasn't until several years after when I found a PC version of the game that I really became addicted.
Firstly, the gameplay is what sets this game apart from many other sports games. Everything happens insanely quickly yet the player always feels in control. Setting up goals is
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an absolute pleasure, and actually scoring is an incredible feeling. I think this is due mainly to the fact that the player has so much control, as opposed to other soccer games such as the FIFA series. Sure, you have control in those games, but Sensi takes that control to another level.
The graphics are basic yet have an incredible charm. The soccer stars you control on pitch are so tiny, but it suits the game to a tee. Having such small players allows the gamer to look ahead with ease and set up plays that David Beckham would be proud of.
Sound in Sensible Soccer is very cool. While the sound effects, such as the noise of kicking the ball around and the menu sounds, are adequate. However, the crowd sounds are absolutely brilliant. Whenever you get one past the goalie, you will soon hear chants of '1 nil, 1 nil'. This adds to the immersion so much. Incredible.
Perhaps the best and most addictive feature of Sensible Soccer is the insane level of depth it has. Not only can you play a decent game of soccer, you can take on the role of manager as well. Gamers can choose their nationality, pick a div 3 English league team, get them into the Premier League, and even become manager of the English International soccer team! And along that journey the gamer can earn (and lose money) and trade players from the huge database of teams and soccer stars, including the VERY local team I used to play for, Para Vista (in Adelaide).
Overall, this game is a must have. If you haven't already experienced this gem, get it today! Be warned however, you may need to put your social life on hold for a few weeks (or months).


 
 
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Irfan (06/30/2008)
Good game. I used to play this for days and nights. Super game. Fantastic, all round fun. Obviously the graphics are not great but what a game to pick up and play. Sensible Soccer is the most fun game.
 
 
Spidey1606 (02/20/2008)
Brilliant game - ah the memories!
 
 
Thiranm (01/11/2008)
This is the best soccer game played in days gone by. Minor adjustment to memory needed back in the day but always fun and entertaining with hours being spent
 
 
Hoynisen (12/04/2007)
Best soccer game.
 
 
Noodles30 (11/02/2007)
I used to play this for days and nights. Super game.
 
 
Lakis (10/04/2007)
I believe that sensible soccer is one of the most amazing soccer games of all times, I have fifa 2008 and I still remember the unforgettable good times I had with sensible soccer
 
 
Mattyc8109 (09/15/2007)
sensible soccer will always be a timeless classic and now that i have found it to download it i'm sure i will once again relive my childhood with lots of gaming and transfers hours and hours of fun!
 
 
Michaelr512 (08/31/2007)
Great game. It is so addictive !
 
 
Rabidscouser (08/09/2007)
Fantastic, all round fun, obviously the graphics are not great but what a game to pick up and play
 
 
Helder estevens (05/11/2007)
Sensible Soccer is the most fun game.
 
 
Georgie_hart (10/18/2006)
What a great game! It brings back so many memories! These old school football games are one of a kind and will be classics forever!
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