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Planet Football

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Review by Underdogs:
Planet Football is an ambitious soccer game that tries to beat EA's classic FIFA Soccer, but falls short in many areas, most notably poor player controls and inexplicable AI quirks. The game is only good enough to appease soccer fans through the early option stages, but when the match starts where it really counts, the game fails miserably.

Not that the game has nothing going for it. There are dozens of national teams you can pick, ranging from the obvious (Brazil, England, etc.) to the lesser-known (Bolivia and USA). Each team comes with real national team players (as at 1994), with believable stats and appearance. The players move in a reasonably realistic manner, thanks to shaded polygonal graphics. Unfortunately, Overall, a dodgy game that suffers from over-ambition-- not a Real Dog, but comes very close to that (dis)honor.

Average Rating:7.4 [10 votes]
Genre:Sport
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Developer:Condor Software
Publisher:Infogrames
Year:1994
Software Copyright:Condor Software
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More Info:Mobygames | The Web
System Requirements:DOS
If you like this game, try:Actua Soccer, World Cup USA '94, Manchester United - The Double
Thanks to...Bazul 
Technical Notes:CD-rip version