Initially, The Average Gamer felt right at home with Speedball 2: Evolution. The graphics, menus and even the team names were all very familiar. The title music contains elements of the original stonkingly brilliant Speedball 2 title track by Nation 12.
Then they got to the tilt control method. This is where it all goes horrible, horribly wrong.
When Jon Hare, the visionary behind the iconic Sensible Soccer, first stepped into the world of game development, he never imagined his creation would influence an entire generation of football fans. What started in the late '80s with the MicroProse Soccer on the Commodore 64 quickly evolved into a game that transcended its time, blending accessible gameplay with an unmatched global reach. As Hare continues to shape the future of football gaming with Sociable Soccer, he reflects on the game design philosophy, the challenges of securing licenses, and the magic that made Sensible Soccer one of the most beloved games in history. with players across the globe.
Jon Hare discusses what will be released in the full game
An interview with the Sensible Software co-founder Jon Hare about his time within the games industry. Part three of three.
They should have included this amazing remix of the original Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe title music:
http://www.amigaremix.com/l...
Then the iPad version would have rocked!