Sensible Soccer 2006, Desktop Computer

Just in time for the 2006 World Cup in Germany, the veteran gamers' favourite football-fest is back. Sensible Soccer 2006 returns with a modern take on its famous zoomed out camera and intuitive control system, giving you total 360-degree control over your players' movement and shots. The game has a distinctive graphical style, including cel-shaded players that each have the classic Sensible Soccer enlarged heads. This will no doubt appeal to both fans of the series and newcomers too. Sensible Soccer 2006 has over 5,500 players and 350 different international and European club teams to choose from. There is also a multiplayer option for up to four players to participate in, including two player co-operative teams and 50 preset competitions from all over the world for gamers to get their teeth into. The gameplay is extremely fast, thus making every fraction of a second of a game really count. Gamers can expect flowing passing movements, and plenty of tricks, including dummies and backheels. You can also execute pinpoint accurate shooting with controllable loft, bend and dip. In Sensible Soccer 2006, gamers have semi control over goalkeepers that can rush out and position walls at free kicks. Gamers can also create DIY competitions allowing near-unlimited variations of leagues, cups and tournaments.

Buy Sensible Soccer 2006 for 19.99 GBP

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