Heavy Smash (Europe version -2)

Heavy Smash is a two-player sports game released in 1993 by Data East Corporation. Players control athletes engaged in a futuristic version of handball, using an eight-way joystick and six buttons to direct their movements and execute passes and throws. The objective is to score goals against the opposing team by skillfully maneuvering the ball down the court and into the net. The game features dynamic gameplay with fast-paced action designed for competitive two-player matches. Utilizing a processor running at 14 MHz, Heavy Smash delivers responsive controls alongside sound effects produced by OKI6295 chips operating at different frequencies to create an immersive audio experience. A team of designers and programmers collaborated on the project, bringing their expertise in graphics, programming, and sound design to this unique sports title. Developed with a focus on strategic teamwork and quick reflexes, Heavy Smash provides a challenging and engaging handball simulation for arcade players.