It really, really feels like Captain Tsubasa and that's a big value for a game like this, so focused on pleasing the fan. It's a great game for a quick match, and it's really thrilling when a big-ass shot coimpletely ignores the keeper's stamina and goes in just because.

By far the worst and more mistreated version, but still really fun and portable, the big reason I got it on Switch. You like Captain Tsubasa and you can toletarate low framerates as it happened with, for example, Dragon Quest Builders 2? Then ok. The custom character story mode actually has some really good ideas that allow the experience to be pretty adaptable, with a friend system that I really like and other stuff that fits really well in Tsubasa's franchise. And there's a little bit more depth on it than it seems, because of the weird rpg-ish elements implementation. If you are a diehard fan, it's flaws will fall short in comparison with the fun it provides to the player. It's a fully coin-op style arcade game, so expect any other than that and you'll be enormously dissapointed. About the game, nothing I can add to the obvious. They should put a dynamic resolution thing on this one, even if the quality goes down quite a bit. It barely makes it to 25fps most of the time and the menus run at an even lower framerate. Anyway, if you want to play it in portable mode, ok, but for a big screen, if you have the option to get the ps4/pc version of the game, go for it instead. This framerate on a FIFA game or something like Rocket League would sink the game in a second, but here it's a little bit less worrying. Yes, playable, 100% playable because there are no actual physics involved. Anyway, if you want to play it in portable mode, ok, but for a big screen, if you have the option to get the ps4/pc version of the game, Really fun game, really bad performance.

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