Eleven Beat

Eleven Beat is a two-player sports game released by Hudson in 1998. This soccer title utilizes distinctive hardware featuring a CPU running at 93.75 MHz and a dedicated processor for graphics and sound. Players control their teams using a joystick to maneuver, pass, and shoot for goals on the vibrant screen displaying a resolution of 640x240 pixels. The game’s visual presentation benefits from a palette capable of showing over sixteen million colors, although limited to thirty-two thousand onscreen at any given time. Sound is delivered in stereo with digital compression techniques allowing for up to one hundred audio channels. Eleven Beat originally appeared as "J-League Eleven Beat 1997" on the Nintendo 64 console a year prior. Featuring nine buttons for control, this arcade version provides a fast-paced soccer experience focused on direct player interaction and competitive gameplay between two players.