Tecmo World Cup Soccer is a video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Released in 1990 by Tecmo, as its name suggests it is a soccer game focusing on the World Cup. Tecmo World Cup Soccer is not to be confused with Nintendo World Cup of the same year, nor Tecmo Cup Soccer Game released in September 1992, is a port of Tehkan World Cup adapted to the NES hardware. Although the two games.

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Tecmo Cup Soccer Game (known as Captain Tsubasa in Japan and Tecmo Cup Football Game in Europe) is a soccervideo game for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Released in 1992 by Tecmo, the objective of the game is fighting your way from junior league all the way to the finals of World Cup.

Tecmo Cup Soccer Game is a heavily Americanized version of Japanese Captain Tsubasa football (soccer) game released for the Family Computer system, featuring a different main character, a different introduction and more western-looking players. The game contains elements from role-playing games as the players have skill levels and are mostly controlled by different kinds of text commands.

Summary[edit]

Considered to be the first of many games based on the series, which have appeared on many systems, this game was the innovator of games that would be known as 'Cinematic Soccer'.^{[citation needed]} Rather than having direct control over the action like a standard soccer sim; the game has a cinematic angle with the player having to choose his actions from a timed list and the results of these actions are animated on screen. Present-day games with a 'career mode' setting would be inspired by this game's setup.

Differences[edit]

The changes from Captain Tsubasa to Tecmo Cup Soccer Game include:

• As stated above, the intro was slightly changed. When the game was turned on, a soccer ball can be seen on a blue floor, rather than being accompanied by a young Tsubasa (on a green floor, probably to indicate grass) as in the Japanese version. Also, in the Japanese version, the plane was still shown (without the sky) in front of the logo, while in the American version, the plane was not shown in front of the logo at all.
• The main character (and pretty much all other characters except for the announcer and the referee) have been altered. Tsubasa, a spiky-headed, black-haired kid, has been changed to Robin Field, a blonde young adult.
• Moete Hero, the theme for the Captain Tsubasa anime, used in the intro and the second half of the game, has been replaced.
• When a new game begins, the words above the announcer that say 'ON AIR' have been replaced with 'TECMO!'. Also, the 'JBS' logo has been omitted.
• The board behind Billy, the instructor, goes from green to blue. There are no kids sitting down with him.
• The password system has Japanese characters replaced with the English alphabet.
• In the first half of the game, the song that plays while the player's team has the ball has been changed because it was a part of the song Moete Hero.
• In Captain Tsubasa, the player had to go through a short little sidequest after each match to have Taro Misaki play on his team, but Taro's Tecmo Cup Soccer Game counterpart joins the team right away and is portrayed as Robin's brother, Cecil.
• The quality of all goalkeepers in the game was dramatically upgraded, with some GKs (particularly the Zaps and Ninjas) being able to stop the special shot of Robin. Also, the GKs of Arabia (Argentina in the original), and Cameroon (formerly Uruguay) are very hard to beat.
• There is a version in Spanish which was released in Spain, called Tecmo Cup Football Game. It's similar to Tecmo Cup Soccer Game, except the game is in Spanish language.

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References[edit]

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  • 3.3Music

Unused Music

Goal In!

While these songs are used, it's impossible to hear the whole loop because it cuts 4 seconds in. Both loops are included in its entirety within the sequel, albeit being rearranged.

Unused Graphics

There are some sprites of Tsubasa in the International versions.

Regional Differences

The original Japanese version is based on the famous Shonen Jump soccer manga Captain Tsubasa. The international versions lack the license and instead replace all of the characters with original ones.

Names

The names of the players were changed.

The team names were also changed.

And the Super shot names were changed as well.

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Graphics

Almost all graphics were changed after the Captain Tsubasa license was dropped.

Title

Intro

Charlie the Announcer

The JBS reference was removed. Codycross cheats game solver. Also, the 'ON AIR' graphic was changed to simply 'TECMO'.

Meeting

The board was changed to blue and the players were removed, giving the feeling that the coach is speaking directly to the player

Music

Some of the music tracks were changed in the international versions after the Captain Tsubasa license was dropped. Interestingly, some Japanese tracks were ported to the European versions instead of the American tracks or received changed instruments.

Game Start

Player Team Possession (National Tournament)

Player Team Possession (World Cup)

Rival Team Possession (National Tournament)

Penalty Shootout

Credits

Others

The 'Find Misaki' part was dropped in the international versions. In the Japanese version, after completing this quest, the game would allow Misaki to join the Japanese selection. In the international versions, Cecil joins after the practice match instead.

The strength of the goalkeepers was increased in the international versions.