Goal! Two is a soccer simulation video game that was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1992. It is the sequel to the classic 1989 title "Goal!" The game allows players to enjoy a virtual soccer experience, and it includes several improvements and additions compared to its predecessor.
How to play
Here's a general guide on how to play and the typical controls for games like "Goal! Two":
Gameplay Guidelines:
Soccer Simulation: "Goal! Two" is a soccer (football) simulation game that lets you participate in soccer matches and tournaments. The main objective is to score goals and lead your chosen country to victory.
Country Selection: You can choose a country to represent in the game. Each country typically has its strengths and weaknesses, although the game does not feature authentic color kits or real players' names due to a lack of licensing.
Game Modes: "Goal! Two" often offers various game modes, including exhibition matches and tournament modes like the "Super Cup."
Controls:
The controls for "Goal! Two" are typically based on the NES controller's layout, as it's an NES game. The game's controls may differ if you are playing it through an emulator or a different platform. Here's a general idea of the NES controller layout:
- Directional Pad (D-Pad): Use the D-pad to move your players around the field.
- A Button: The A button is often used for passing the ball and making your players tackle opponents.
- B Button: The B button is typically used for shooting or making special moves in the game.
- Start Button: The Start button is used to pause the game or navigate menus.
Please note that the exact control scheme can vary depending on the version you're playing and the platform or emulator you are using.
Enjoy your soccer gaming experience with "Goal! Two" and aim to lead your chosen country to victory in various game modes and tournaments.
