Description

"World League Soccer 98," developed by Silicon Dreams and published by Eidos Interactive, is a soccer simulation game that was released for the Sega Saturn in 1997. The game is part of a broader series of soccer games and aimed to offer a refined football experience with advancements over its predecessors. It featured various teams from around the globe and provided players the opportunity to engage in both league and cup competitions, which added depth and replayability. With its improved graphics and animations for the time, "World League Soccer 98" sought to captivate fans of the sport with a more realistic representation of soccer mechanics and gameplay on the Sega Saturn.

The gameplay in "World League Soccer 98" emphasized tactical flexibility, allowing players to customize formations, strategies, and player roles. This level of depth was designed to appeal to hardcore soccer enthusiasts who appreciate the nuances of the sport. The game included a wide array of international teams, each with their own unique strengths and weaknesses, further enhancing the strategic aspect of the game. Notably, "World League Soccer 98" was one of the last soccer titles released for the Sega Saturn as the console approached the end of its life cycle. Despite facing stiff competition from more popular franchises, the game managed to carve out a niche among Saturn owners, making it a remembered title among fans of the platform's sports offerings.

Gameplay

World League Soccer 98 - Gameplay

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