Striker '96
Striker is an association football video game developed by Rage Software and published in 1996 by Acclaim Entertainment for the Saturn, PlayStation, and MS-DOS.
Also recorded as Striker - World Cup Premiere Stage
Striker '96
- Date
- 1996
- Genre
- association football video game
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Striker is an association football video game developed by Rage Software and published in 1996 by Acclaim Entertainment for the Saturn, PlayStation, and MS-DOS.
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• Title — Striker '96 • Developer — Rage Software • Publisher — Acclaim EntertainmentWarner Interactive Entertainment (PS) • Released — MS-DOS'PlayStationFebruary, 1996SaturnJuly 1996 • Genre — Sports • Platforms — PlayStation, MS-DOS, Saturn, Windows
Gameplay
Gameplay
Striker was the only soccer video game at the time that featured five-on-five play for both indoor and outdoor soccer matches. Commentary is provided by Andy Gray.
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1996
Striker '96 published.
1996
Striker '96 is recorded as published in 1996.
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Striker '96 is associated with United Kingdom.
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Reception
Next Generation reviewed the Saturn version of the game, rating it one star out of five, and stated that "Frankly, there are far too many good soccer games on store shelves to even think about Striker as an option." GameSpot gave the PC version of the game 7.4/10.
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- 1.sega-saturn.com - news. 1997-06-06.
- 2.Lomas, Ed. Mini Reviews. Computer and Video Games. Future Publishing. 177. 79. August 1996.
- 3.EMAP. Preview: Striker '96. Mean Machines Sega. 45. 40–41. 3 June 1996.
- 4.Imagine Media. Finals. Next Generation. 21. 150. September 1996.
- 5.Striker 96 Review.
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