Neo-Geo Cup '98: The Road to the Victory
SNK's arcade soccer simulation featuring exaggerated super shots, tactical team management, and the signature Neo-Geo high-energy gameplay.
Platform
arcade
Year
1998
Genre
Sports (Soccer)
Developer
SNK
Controls
About This Game
Introduced the 'Power Gauge' system allowing players to charge up for devastating super shots.
Features 48 national teams with SNK-style caricatured player designs.
Pioneered the 'Dramatic Moments' system with cinematic replays for key match events.
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