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'''Magnetic Soccer''' is a {{wp|table football|table soccer}} game published by [[Nintendo]]. | '''Magnetic Soccer''' is a {{wp|table football|table soccer}} game published by [[Nintendo]]. | ||
| − | ==Gameplay== | + | ==Gameplay<ref>[https://www.mobygames.com/game/gameboy/magnetic-soccer Moby Games description]</ref>== |
| − | There are three different modes; the main game, a training mode, and a watch mode. | + | There are three different modes; the main game, a training mode, and a watch mode (computer only controlled battles for the player to watch), as well as three different surfaces. |
The game (as expected from a table soccer board) is split into two teams, and the player must hit the ball with their team of footballers to score a goal on the opponent's side, while the (computer controlled) other team attempts the same. | The game (as expected from a table soccer board) is split into two teams, and the player must hit the ball with their team of footballers to score a goal on the opponent's side, while the (computer controlled) other team attempts the same. | ||
| − | + | There are eight players for each team with two attackers/defenders, one goalkeeper and three midfielders. Moving a row causes all players to be moved at once, though rows can only be moved from left to right. | |
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| + | Included is a power mechanic, where the player can charge a kick on a gauge to perform a more powerful shot than a regular kick. Using powerful shots, the player can incapacitate the opponent, unless they are the goalkeeper. | ||
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| + | If the game is tied, there is a penalty shootout. | ||
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{{stub}} | {{stub}} | ||
| + | {{Soccer series}} | ||
[[Category:1992 games]] | [[Category:1992 games]] | ||
[[Category:Game Boy games]] | [[Category:Game Boy games]] | ||
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Magnetic Soccer is a table soccer game published by Nintendo.
Gameplay[1]
There are three different modes; the main game, a training mode, and a watch mode (computer only controlled battles for the player to watch), as well as three different surfaces.
The game (as expected from a table soccer board) is split into two teams, and the player must hit the ball with their team of footballers to score a goal on the opponent's side, while the (computer controlled) other team attempts the same.
There are eight players for each team with two attackers/defenders, one goalkeeper and three midfielders. Moving a row causes all players to be moved at once, though rows can only be moved from left to right.
Included is a power mechanic, where the player can charge a kick on a gauge to perform a more powerful shot than a regular kick. Using powerful shots, the player can incapacitate the opponent, unless they are the goalkeeper.
If the game is tied, there is a penalty shootout.
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