Real Soccer 2008

 DS
  • Publisher: Ubisoft
  • Release Date: Feb 5, 2008
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  • Summary: Fun and incredible soccer right from the first minutes of play: Intuitive controls make it easy for you to accomplish awesome soccer feats and perform spectacular technical moves (bicycle kicks, step-overs, back-heel, flip-flap, lobs), regardless of your level. Innovations that promise toFun and incredible soccer right from the first minutes of play: Intuitive controls make it easy for you to accomplish awesome soccer feats and perform spectacular technical moves (bicycle kicks, step-overs, back-heel, flip-flap, lobs), regardless of your level. Innovations that promise to take advantage of DS functionalities: Yell into the microphone to influence the referee's decisions, and shoot penalty kicks with the stylus on the Touch Screen. Discover what it is like to play soccer in nine of the largest soccer stadiums, each of which has been accurately modeled from the originals, down to the smallest details (bleachers, fans, field textures, etc.). The 3D players and stadiums are accurately represented, providing you with a realistic experience. Your teammates and opponents adapt to your playing style, offering never-before-seen strategy depth. You will see them run the ball, use defense pressing or even be replaced, all based on your playing decisions. A multiplayer mode for an infinite lifespan: Play unforgettable soccer tournaments with up to 4 players using Multi-Card Play. [Ubisoft]… Expand
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    The game within Real Soccer 2008 is just as forgettable as its name. The design may live up to cellphone standards but a lot more is expected out of a Nintendo DS soccer game, especially when there are far better options out there.

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