Back Street Soccer is a soccer game infamous for having sprites ripped from Data East's Street Slam, but hey! Did the latter have images of realistic players (like Diego Maradona, Jurgen Klinsmann, and Roberto Maggio) or a 16-bit rendition of You in my imagination by NOISE? Of course not!
Overall, it is one of the few SunA games that is decent and fine to play.
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Through DIP Switches, it's possible to enable an alternate unused copyright string that changes the "Distributer Unico" with "All Rights Reserved". It's possible that initially SunA wanted to publish the game by themselves, before Unico stepped in and struck a deal with SunA to publish the game.
Unused Music#
This upbeat theme was likely intended to play during the fifth, sixth, or eighth round (most likely the latter). However, in the game, those rounds reuse the themes from the first and third rounds, leaving this theme unused.
A slower and shorter version of this theme is used during the continue screen.