More Sensible Soccer!
November 11th, 2005 by Sean in Gaming Hardware, Retro Games
After my earlier post regarding the new console version of Sensible Soccer, if you can’t wait until next year perhaps this little gem will help pass the time. The guys at Radica have made a plug and play version of the original Sensi, which is actually the Sega Megadrive/Genesis version shrunk down. It comes with two replica Megadrive pads and plugs straight into your TV via two phono plugs for video and sound.
That’s not all though, because as an added bonus you also get two further Sensible Software games thrown in. These are Cannon Fodder, a game where you take a squad of four tiny army troops through a series of combat missions, and Mega-Lo-Mania, which was a kind of pre-cursor to the RTS genre of games like Command and Conquer or Warcraft.
Among other places, you can pick this up from both Firebox and I Want One Of Those.
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