A conversion of the SNES game, released earlier that year. Had releases endorsed by a real player and a real team in certain regions, despite the game itself lacking both real player names and club teams.
Regional Differences#
As with the SNES version, there's a few differences between the international and Japanese versions. However, unlike that one, where the Japanese release was a separate one from the US/EU ones, the Genesis version features said changes on any of the releases, as it's a multi region ROM.
Main Menu#
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The Japanese version removes the language selection, but not quite, as pressing up won't wrap around the cursor over to the last option as it normally would. As a result, upon start-up, the cursor is set to the game type option instead of the language selector.
Announcers#
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As with the Japanese SNES version, the announcer was also changed, although this version's announcer is different from that one.
References#
- GPSports: Champions World Class Soccer - Game Players, Volume 7, Number 7, July 1994↩︎
- ソフトウェア一覧(ソフトライセンシー発売) | メガドライブ |セガ SEGA↩︎
- Mega Drive também tem lançamentos "Mega Drive also has new releases" - O Estado de S. Paulo, July 29, 1996↩︎
- Champions World Class Soccer ad - Mean Machines Sega, Issue 20, June 1994↩︎