While the gameplay and graphics remained largely unaltered, certain features were omitted. almost identical graphics, partially simplified and slowed downĪs Tehkan World Cup utilized two processors for gameplay and four processors for sound, certain concessions were made to playability on the NES.nearly identical gameplay, although significantly hampered by the absence of analog control.the same musical score (albeit adapted to the NES sound hardware).Tecmo World Cup Soccer, released five years after its arcade ancestor, is a direct conversion of Tehkan World Cup squeezed with some concessions into the smaller NES hardware. United States (in-game spelling: "America")ĭue to world politics, between 1989 (when the game was first released in arcades) and late 1992 (when this Genesis port was released), Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union had ceased to exist, and West Germany had unified with East Germany.Similarities to Tehkan World Cup Soviet Union (in-game spelling: "Soviet Russia") Netherlands (in-game spelling: "Holland") Germany (in-game spelling: "Deutschland") Teams National Teams Featured in World Cup TecmoĪrgentina (in-game spelling: "Argentine") The following is a table of teams included in Tecmo World Cup with a side comparison of which teams actually qualified for World Cup '90. While named for the global FIFA event, Tecmo World Cup isn't based on the 1990 World Cup in particular, as the qualifying teams are different. It features single-player and two-player modes, as well as a World Cup mode that progresses through a groups stage before moving to the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final. It is an enhanced port of Tecmo World Cup '90, an arcade game by Tecmo, expanding the number of available teams from eight to twenty-four. In Japan the game is titled Tecmo World Cup '92. for the Japanese Sega Mega Drive, and published by Atlus Software for the North American Sega Genesis platform. Tecmo World Cup is a soccer game developed and published by SIMS Co.
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