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Just read this off xbox.ign.com
"Though it came out on the GameCube several months ago, Sega is betting Soccer Slam still has some kick left in it. The over the top soccer game takes place in rather small arenas and the action is fierce and funny. Three new teams have been added along with new stadiums, mini-games, and modes of play. This Slam looks to be a more complete version than the one released on the Cube earlier this year."
Cool, Heh?
"Though it came out on the GameCube several months ago, Sega is betting Soccer Slam still has some kick left in it. The over the top soccer game takes place in rather small arenas and the action is fierce and funny. Three new teams have been added along with new stadiums, mini-games, and modes of play. This Slam looks to be a more complete version than the one released on the Cube earlier this year."
Cool, Heh?
It looks good.
I find all the "serious" soccer games to be nothing more than average, so maybe this will be something different and fun.
I find all the "serious" soccer games to be nothing more than average, so maybe this will be something different and fun.
Just read this off xbox.ign.com
"Though it came out on the GameCube several months ago, Sega is betting Soccer Slam still has some kick left in it. The over the top soccer game takes place in rather small arenas and the action is fierce and funny. Three new teams have been added along with new stadiums, mini-games, and modes of play. This Slam looks to be a more complete version than the one released on the Cube earlier this year."
Cool, Heh?
"Though it came out on the GameCube several months ago, Sega is betting Soccer Slam still has some kick left in it. The over the top soccer game takes place in rather small arenas and the action is fierce and funny. Three new teams have been added along with new stadiums, mini-games, and modes of play. This Slam looks to be a more complete version than the one released on the Cube earlier this year."
Cool, Heh?