International Superstar Soccer Deluxe
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(Super Nintendo - US, Soccer)
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Developed_By:
Konami
Published_By:
Konami
Released On:
01 Jan 1995
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International Superstar Soccer Deluxe , the sequel to Konami's soccer saga, was released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1995. The game features realistic animations and player sprites, allowing players to compete with 36 national teams featuring recognizable celebrity players. However, their names are fictitious, making the game more accessible to a wider audience.
Gameplay-wise, International Superstar Soccer Deluxe offers various options to enhance gameplay. Players can choose from 16 different formations and 8 strategies to increase their chances of winning. The game also includes competitions such as the International Cup, World Series (League), Scenario Mode, and customizable mini-cups/leagues.
UPC-A:
083717150251 (USA)
eBay Product ID:
4370 (United States)
ASIN:
B00PD5ROFQ (United States)
Nintendo Media PN:
SNS-AWJE-USA (United States)
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Additional Hardware Supported:
Multitap
Number of Players Supported:
1-8 Players
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
Connecting Controllers
For 1- or 2-player games, the Player 1 controller goes into Control Port 1 of the Super Nintendo unit, and controller 2 goes into Control Port 2.
For 3- or more player games, the Player 1 controller goes into Control Port 1, and the Super NES Multitap goes in Control Port 2. Connect controllers to the multitap in order.
Starting Up
1. Insert the game pak and turn on the Super NES. After the Title screen there is a game demo. Press Start at any time to call up the Game Mode options.
2. The control pad moves the cursor to an option, and the A button selects it.
The Game Modes
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Open Game (for 1 to 4 players): One-game soccer match against any 2 teams.
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Short League: Play a 6 team league with up to 6 players.
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Short Tournament: Play an 8 team tournament with up to 8 players.
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International Cup (for 1 to 4 players): Play your way through the tournament to find out who is the best in the world.
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World Series (for 1 to 4 players): 36 teams play in a series of stages during the course of a season (over 70 games in all) to determine the Series Champions.
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Password: Access saved scenarios.
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Scenario Mode (1 player only): Choose from any of the 12 game scenarios.
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P.K. (Penalty Kick) (for 1 to 4 players): Challenge your friends or the computer in a Penalty Kick battle.
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Training Mode (1 player only): Learn the basics and challenge yourself to beat the clock.
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Options: Change some of the game settings.
Open Game Settings
1. Select OPEN GAME with the control pad.
2. Select Open Game, Short League, or Short Tournament.
3. Select the number of players with the control pad and press the A button.
4. Select the country block you wish to play in. The L and R buttons change the area of the globe displayed. The control pad changes the country, and the A button selects it.
5. Select the stadium (field type) and change the weather conditions. L and R buttons cycle through the Stadium choices, the control pad changes the weather type. Press the A button to confirm your setting changes.
6. Set the Handicap next. The "happier" the condition icon, the better shape your players will be in. Press the A button to confirm your selection. You can also select the skill level of your goalkeeper. Use the control pad to select the level and press the A button to confirm.
International Cup Game Settings
Compete in the International Cup "round robin" tournament.
1. Select the country block to play in. The L/R buttons change the area of the globe displayed. The control pad changes the country, and the A button selects it.
2. Use the control pad to select the various game settings, the A button selects which settings you wish to edit.
3. First you will find your team in the All Team League. All 36 teams compete in 12 blocks for the cup. If you win your block (or qualify with points) in the All Team League, you will move on to the Intro League. Here the remaining 24 teams will play in blocks of 6. Win your block (or qualify with points) to move on to the International Cup Tournament. The remaining 16 teams will play each other in an elimination tournament for the cup.
Game Rules and Option Settings
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All game modes follow standard Soccer rules.
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Press Start during the game to display a mark beneath the score. This means that when the ball goes out of play you automatically enter the Match Options screen.
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You can substitute up to four players during the game (except players who have been sent out for a Red Card penalty).
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The team that has been fouled against receives a free kick against the fouling team.
Rules for specialty fouls (such as Sliding Tackles):
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Two Yellow cards count as one Red Card. Receive three Yellow cards (in any number of games) and that player cannot compete in the match which follows the one which the third foul was committed.
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A Red Card means that player is benched for the remainder of the game (no replacement is allowed), and he misses the next match, as well.
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In Open games the Yellow and Red Card rules do not apply.
Change Settings In Edit Screen
Edit Screen button options:
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D: Cycles through choices
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A: Selects
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B: Returns to previous screen
Setting screen (screen shows default settings):
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SELECT SQUAD: Change Team Members
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Substitution, Free Kick, and Corner Kick settings
1. The L button shows number and position, the R button checks Yellow and Red Cards.
2. Use the control pad to select a substitute from the Substitute list. Press left on the control pad to gain access to the list. Press the A button to confirm your selection. Next, choose the player you want to sub out. Press the A button to complete the switch.
3. You may change the player designated to take your free kicks and corner kicks. Highlight either FK for free kick or CK for corner kick. Press A to confirm. Next, move the flashing box next to the player you want to take the kicks, then press A to complete the assignment.
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When finished highlight Exit or Reset with the control pad and press the A
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