Capcom's Soccer Shootout
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A-Max
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Capcom
Released On:
01 Jan 1994
Capcom's Soccer Shootout allows up to four players to take control of 12 different international soccer teams in a series of games that include Exhibition, Full Season and All-Star Game modes. There are also Penalty Kick, Indoor Soccer, and Training modes. The season mode lets the player choose from either a 22 or 44 game season in an attempt to become World Champions and the game boasts a realistic style including bicycle kicks, side tackles, diving saves along with several other moves.
The gameplay is straightforward: control your team's players to score goals and win matches. You can use different tactics such as passing, shooting, and tackling to outmaneuver your opponents. The game also features a variety of power-ups and special moves that can give you an edge in the game.
UPC-A:
013388130214 (United States)
Part #:
SNS-JL (USA)
Nintendo Media PN:
SNS-JL-USA (United States)
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Soccer Shootout
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
*Soccer Shootout* is a sports simulation game where players compete as one of twelve elite international soccer nations vying for a championship. Set against the backdrop of a packed, high-energy stadium, players take to the pitch to execute strategic passes, crosses, and goals. To win, players must master team chemistry and outplay their opponents before the final whistle blows.
Story
The Atmosphere
The chanting and singing begins even before the teams take the field. Colored flags wave and confetti flies throughout the stands as nearly 100,000 eager fans rumble into the stadium to urge their team toward the championship. Soccer excitement in the air sets the stage for the showdown on the field.
There is nothing more awe-inspiring in the world of sports than to look down from the packed stands of an international soccer match and see a beautiful give-and-go pass into the penalty area or an overlapping winger send a perfect cross toward the head of a teammate. This is what soccer is all about: thousands of screaming fans, chemistry flowing between the players, exciting ball movement and soccer balls in the back of the net. Soccer is the most popular international sport; played by even more people worldwide than compete in Olympic events.
Game Day
And now it's game day. Twelve of the world's best soccer nations have arrived to do battle between the goal posts. The players, the fans, the coaches all have one goal: to be victorious when that final whistle blows. So lace up your boots, get out on the pitch and warm up because the big Soccer Shootout is about to begin!
Controls
A or B
Kick (KICK OFF)
A
Defensive kick / Header (WITHOUT BALL)
B
Slide tackle / Diving header/diving kick/scissors kick (WITHOUT BALL)
Y
Shoulder tackle (WITHOUT BALL)
Control pad
Move player with ball; change direction of kick (WITH BALL)
X
Defensive clearing kick / Kick out of danger / Long ball (when in offensive half) / Far shot (when near goal) (WITH BALL)
Control pad forward + A
Long kick (GOALKEEPER)
Control pad Up + A
Long kick (GOALKEEPER)
A pressed repeatedly
Long kick / long shot (GOAL KICK)
A pressed once
Medium Kick / medium shot (GOAL KICK)
How to Play
Getting Started
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Insert your CAPCOM's Soccer Shootout Game Pak into your Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Turn the power on.
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Press the Start button to advance to the MODE SELECT screen. Press the control pad to highlight a game mode. Press the A button or the Start button to select a mode. Scout the following sections for more details on each mode.
Mode Selection
This guide will give you a basic understanding of the different ways to play CAPCOM's Soccer Shootout. Each mode of play is described in further detail throughout this instruction manual.
Exhibition
In Exhibition mode you may play a single game against the computer or with up to four players with a multi-player adaptor. If you prefer to watch a match to learn strategies used by the computer select CP. vs. CP.
To play a single exhibition match, use the control pad or the SELECT button to highlight EXHIBITION from the MODE SELECT screen. Press the A button or START to choose this mode.
Next select the type of game you would like to play by pressing the control pad up or down or use the SELECT button. Press the A button or START button when you have decided which type of game you want to play.
You can play the following player configurations:
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Two-player game: {1P VS 2P} or {1P 2P VS CP}
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One-player game: {1P VS CP}
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Three-player game: {1P 2P VS 3P}
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Four-player game: {1P 2P VS 3P 4P}
For multiple-player games you must use a multi-player adaptor.
Now select the length of each half between 3, 5 or 10 minutes and choose between two different stadiums to play in. Each stadium has a different grass surface which affects the speed of the ball.
After you have selected the three aspects of your EXHIBITION match, a final check will appear. This is your final chance to change any of these aspects before playing the game. Before you reach the Final Check you may take a step back at any point by pressing the B button. Should you not require any changes, select YES at the final check.
The flags of the twelve nations will then appear for you to select. Choose the team you would like to use. As you move the cursor from flag to flag, the name of the country will appear at the bottom of the screen. Next the player and team set-up screens appear.
Main Game
This mode of play allows you to choose from the 12 international teams and play a 22 or 44 game season against the computer. You can have one or two player teams, with the maximum being 4 one-player teams or 2 two-player teams. You may also create a combination of one and two player teams.
After selecting this mode, you will be asked to start a NEW GAME or continue a game from a PASSWORD. If you are starting a NEW GAME, the team select screen appears. Here you can select the number of one-player or two-player teams from the maximum of four players.
Select one-player teams first. With the yellow arrows highlighting 1 PLAYER 0 TEAM, press left or right on the control pad to change the number of one-player teams. For example, if you change 0 TEAM to 3 TEAM this means there will be 3 one-player teams competing in the season. Thus, at the bottom of the select screen you will see 1P 2P 3P. Two-player teams will appear as 1-2P or 3-4P, respectively.
Press the control pad down to select the number of two-player teams. When you have selected a number of one-player teams it affects the number of two-player teams you may select. For example, if you have 1 or 2 one-player teams, the most two-player teams you may select is 1. If you have no one-player teams, you may select up to 2 two-player teams.
After selecting the number of teams for the season, select the time for each half throughout the campaign. Then, for a short tournament select 22 games or for a long tournament select 44 games. After a full round of 6 games has been completed, you may save your progress with a password.
As in the EXHIBITION mode the B button will take you back one step, but once you select YES at the Final Check your Main Game is set unless you hit RESET. Next select your team or teams for the season.
The schedule for the 1st stage will appear automatically, and the first game of the round will lightly flash. If the game involves two teams you did not select you have the opportunity to watch the demo of the game or just to see the final score. Press the control left or right to choose "YES" or "NO" to signify whether you want to WATCH THIS GAME.
All-Stars
Every international team in Soccer Shootout has those special players who excel game in and game out. To recognize these players you may play an exciting exhibition All-Star game where you can select which players make it onto the teams.
You can choose from two set All-Star squads or select a team made up of players randomly selected from all the teams.
The set-up for the All-Star game is identical to the EXHIBITION mode. Once you reach SELECT A TEAM, you have a choice of four different All-Star teams to choose from:
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1 POOL A (Set team)
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2 POOL B (Set team)
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Tips & Maps
PASSWORDS
Allows you to stop playing and continue your ongoing season later by entering a password displayed at the end of a round. If entered incorrectly, you can use the B button to move backward and correct the symbols before selecting END.
GAME TIPS
A collection of basic strategies to improve your gameplay, such as customizing formations, avoiding excessive slide tackles, anticipating ball movement, curving kicks, and managing players with yellow cards.
Enemies & Characters
GERMANY
Listed as the first team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
ITALY
Listed as the second team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
BRAZIL
Listed as the third team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
ARGENTINA
Listed as the fourth team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
RUSSIA
Listed as the fifth team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
SPAIN
Listed as the sixth team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
MEXICO
Listed as the seventh team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
HOLLAND
Listed as the eighth team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
GREAT BRITAIN
Listed as the ninth team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
FRANCE
Listed as the tenth team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Listed as the eleventh team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
CAMEROON
Listed as the twelfth team in the rankings, which are ordered from best to worst in team speed, goal keeping, passing and shot accuracy.
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