A port of Nekketsu High School Dodgeball Club
Team USA is on its way to a Cinderella success story in the Super Dodgy Ball World Cup Championships. From out of nowhere, this scrappy bunch of rookies is advancing to the final round of competition. Seven powerful teams still stand between Team USA and their ultimate challenge; the long awaited grudge match with the undefeated, defending world champions, Team USSR. Only you can lead the U.S. to victory over the highly-favored competition, and give them the chance to crush the mighty Soviets. -1 or 2 players -Multi-dimensional, high-resolution graphics -3 increasing levels of challenge Thrash, Bash, and Smash the Competition
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Super Dodge Ball on NES is an absolute blast from the past! It's got that classic arcade charm, with a simple yet surprisingly deep dodgeball combat system. Each team has unique powers and special shots, the music is super catchy, and playing with friends is where this game really shines. It's a little dated and repetitive at times, but if you're looking for some nostalgic fun with a competitive twist, Super Dodge Ball is worth checking out.
Real fun 2-player game. The basics are simple to get, pass or throw the ball. Double press a directional button to run and press both A and B to jump. Use these combos to psych out the opposing team with a series of passes to set up unexpected offensive moves.
It’s dodgeball as I remember it at school, but marries well with what I’d call strategic game of other video games sport titles like Tennis or Cricket. Where strategy is a large portion of overall gameplay, it’s as much of a mental game as it is a sheer skill match. Against CPUs it is fairly boring trading blows back and forth without a human opponent to fake out or mess with. I like the characteratures of each nation, the backgrounds are gorgeous and soundtrack is really fun.
In terms of multiplayer titles on NES, you could do no wrong here!
It’s dodgeball as I remember it at school, but marries well with what I’d call strategic game of other video games sport titles like Tennis or Cricket. Where strategy is a large portion of overall gameplay, it’s as much of a mental game as it is a sheer skill match. Against CPUs it is fairly boring trading blows back and forth without a human opponent to fake out or mess with. I like the characteratures of each nation, the backgrounds are gorgeous and soundtrack is really fun.
In terms of multiplayer titles on NES, you could do no wrong here!
Runs like shit but is kinda fun.
It would be kinda awesome but the framerate kinda kills it.
Caaara, eu amava esse jogo naquele disco de PS2 que vinha com emulador kkkkkkkkkkkkk (Nem tenho certeza se é esse mesmo, mas tá valendo kkj).
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