Goalie Ghost

In Goalie Ghost, two players face off in a frantic soccer duel built for head-to-head competition. Published by Bally/Sente in 1984, this game utilizes a trackball and buttons to control your goalie’s movements as you attempt to block incoming shots and score on your opponent. One to three balls are simultaneously active on the playfield, creating dynamic situations requiring quick reflexes and strategic positioning. Players must anticipate where the ball will land, moving their goalie into position to kick it back towards the opposing goal. A jump button allows for aerial saves when a shot is lofted high above the ground. The game’s visuals are presented at a resolution of 256x240 pixels with a palette of over one thousand colors, powered by a Motorola M6809 processor and Zilog Z80 sound chip. Goalie Ghost provides a fast-paced sporting challenge that tests your skills against another player in this unique soccer simulation.