History of old football computer games
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History of old football computer games
Having done a lot of game capture footage for a couple of films, I decided to have a play at putting together a short video myself. So what better than the early history of football computer games. Covering 1979-1992, it has footage from 26 games across many systems. This only covers 8 bit computers so no Kick Off or SWOS but I know there are a few old gamers on here who might be interested. It ranges from well known games to mail order games and just plain stinkers.
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I can remember playing International Superstar Soccer on the commodore 64 with my brother back in the day.
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If you mean International Soccer then it is 5:50 in
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Looks good, will watch at some point - I wonder if 'Soccer Supremo' (a mail order management game that for some reason is my favourite) is in there.
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The Double by Scanatron on the Commodore 64 was brilliant
the Albion weren't too shabby either,based on the 85-86 season18th April 1981 Cyrstal Palace 0 Brighton 3 (Gregory2,Smith1)30-03-2016, 18:15 #6Members
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There were so many management games that I barely scratched the surface. There is even a Dumbarton management game. Originally Posted by brakespear
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http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infos...cgi?id=0018779
A quick count shows over 100 management games for the Spectrum alone! Those were the days when you can write a game in your bedroom and sell it in a mag. Similar now with apps but nowhere near as prevalent as it was in the early 80s.RICHARD SWIVELLER, a good-hearted, though somewhat queer young man30-03-2016, 18:17 #7Members
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The Spectrum version is in the video about 19:10. I was a C64 boy but wanted to mix it up a bit. Originally Posted by Gregory2,Smith1
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that Brighton v Palace in there
when Brighton scored I did a fist pump
then when it was disallowed I gave the finger
sad old ******* I know
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was Football Director on the Spectrum?
played that on C64,also very good18th April 1981 Cyrstal Palace 0 Brighton 3 (Gregory2,Smith1)30-03-2016, 18:37 #10Members
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Very much so. It always annoyed me because if you did well, it would up the skill level until you lost.RICHARD SWIVELLER, a good-hearted, though somewhat queer young man
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