Sports (Soccer) Games Collection
From pixelated pitches to 3D stadiums, soccer games have evolved from simple arcade experiences to authentic simulations and fast-paced arcade action. The genre dominates sports gaming with global appeal.
Key Evolution
- 8-bit Era: Nintendo World Cup (NES), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (soccer minigame, Genesis)- 16-bit Glory: Super Soccer (SNES), FIFA International Soccer (Genesis)
- Arcade Classics: Neo Geo Cup '98 (NeoGeo), Sega Soccer Slam (Arcade)
- 3D Revolution: ISS 64 (N64), FIFA 2000 (PlayStation)
- Handheld Heroes: FIFA 07 (NDS), Winning Eleven Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 (PSP)
Gameplay Styles
- Simulation: Pro Evolution Soccer series (realistic tactics)- Arcade: Super Sidekicks (NeoGeo, exaggerated moves)
- Management: LMA Manager (PS1, team building)
Why It Scores
From Sensible Soccer's top-down thrills to Victory Goal's anime-style matches, soccer games capture the world's passion for football.🎮All Sports (Soccer) Retro Games
1988
Sports (Soccer)Captain Tsubasa is a soccer RPG based on the popular manga series, featuring Tsubasa Ozora and his friends as they compete in intense matches with special shooting techniques. The NES version simplifies the 11vs11 gameplay into 4vs4 matches with RPG-style leveling systems.
1990
Sports (Soccer)Captain Tsubasa Vol. II: Super Striker is a 1990 soccer action game developed and published by Tecmo for the NES. The sequel to the original Captain Tsubasa game improves upon its predecessor with enhanced graphics, more special techniques, and an expanded roster of playable characters from the popular manga/anime series.
1993
Sports (Soccer)The Kunio-kun series enters the soccer pitch with this over-the-top interpretation of football where brutal tackles, special moves, and environmental hazards are all part of the game.
1985
Sports (Soccer)Nintendo's first soccer game for the NES featuring 7-on-7 matches with simple controls and colorful international teams. The foundation for all future NES sports titles with its accessible arcade-style gameplay.
1998
Sports (Soccer)SNK's arcade soccer simulation featuring exaggerated super shots, tactical team management, and the signature Neo-Geo high-energy gameplay.
1992
Sports (Soccer)SNK's revolutionary arcade soccer game that introduced the 'Power Gauge' system for special shots. Known as 'Tokuten Ou' in Japan, it set new standards for fast-paced football action.
1994
Sports (Soccer)SNK's fast-paced arcade soccer sequel featuring international teams, dramatic diving headers, and powerful super shots. Known as 'Tokuten Ou 2' in Japan with slightly different gameplay.
1995
Sports (Soccer)The third installment in SNK's legendary soccer series delivers arcade-perfect gameplay with 48 national teams, enhanced AI, and revolutionary 'Dramatic Mode' that intensifies matches in final minutes. Features signature Neo Geo visuals and responsive controls perfect for competitive play.
1997
Sports (Soccer)A street-style arcade soccer game featuring exaggerated moves and 3-on-3 matches in urban environments. Play as one of 8 international street teams with unique special shots.
2006
Sports (Soccer)The final FIFA installment for GBA delivers refined soccer action with 27 leagues, 510 teams, and improved gameplay mechanics. Features Manager Mode, Penalty Shootouts, and enhanced AI for the most complete portable FIFA experience.
1995
Sports (Soccer)The third installment in EA Sports' FIFA series featuring improved isometric graphics, all 16 Premier League clubs, and the debut of the 'Virtual Stadium' presentation style. Introduced player attributes and team tactics for deeper gameplay.
1992
Sports (Soccer)The third SNES installment in the legendary soccer RPG series, featuring enhanced special moves and an international tournament mode. Follow Tsubasa Ozora and rivals in their quest to become world champions.
1995
Sports (Soccer)Captain Tsubasa IV: Pro's Rivals is a 1995 soccer RPG game developed and published by Tecmo for the Super Nintendo. Based on the popular manga/anime series, it follows Tsubasa Ozora and his rivals as professional players, featuring enhanced gameplay mechanics, special moves, and a comprehensive career mode with team management elements.
1994
Sports (Soccer)Captain Tsubasa V is a football RPG/simulation game based on the popular manga series. The game follows Tsubasa Ozora and his friends as they compete in international tournaments with dramatic super shots and strategic gameplay.
1994
Sports (Soccer)International Superstar Soccer is a groundbreaking soccer simulation that set new standards for sports games on SNES. Featuring national teams with authentic kits, fluid animations, and strategic gameplay that balances arcade action with realistic tactics.
1993
Sports (Soccer)FIFA International Soccer is a football simulation game developed by Extended Play Productions and published by Electronic Arts. Released in 1993 for the SNES, it was the first installment in the FIFA series and set the standard for football video games with its isometric viewpoint and official licensing.
1997
Sports (Soccer)International Superstar Soccer 64 is a soccer simulation game developed by Konami for the Nintendo 64. Known as 'ISS' in Europe and 'Jikkyou World Soccer 3' in Japan, it's considered one of the best soccer games of its era with realistic gameplay and official team licenses.
1999
Sports (Soccer)The groundbreaking PlayStation football simulator that defined console soccer gameplay. Features 48 national teams, advanced AI tactics, and the revolutionary 'Through Pass' system that changed sports games forever.

















