World Soccer Finals (rev 4)

Step onto the pitch in World Soccer Finals, a four-player soccer game released by Leland Corporation in 1990. Players use an eight-way joystick and two buttons to control their chosen team, maneuvering across the field to score goals against opponents. The game features detailed graphics for its time, displaying matches with a resolution of 320x240 pixels and utilizing a palette of over one thousand colors. The gameplay focuses on strategic positioning and skillful ball handling as players attempt to outmaneuver defenders and find openings to shoot. Two Zilog Z80 processors power the game's visuals while an I80186 processor handles the sound, complemented by custom chips and a YM2151 for a more immersive audio experience. World Soccer Finals offers competitive soccer action for up to four players simultaneously, allowing friends to face off in head-to-head matches or team play across horizontal displays.