Kick Off 97

Description

A football game that can be played in a realistic 3D environment, with motion-captured animations or in a classic 2D arcade style familiar to those who have played the previous Kick Off games like Kick Off 2. The game offers 307 teams and 5,200 players to choose from. Among the features there is the ability to create your own teams, leagues and cups, intelligent computer opposition, the option to save your replays and the motions of Patrick Vieira, David Seaman and Ian Wright. The game also has a lot of options for speed and graphics making it very adjustable.

Alternate Titles

• "KO 97" -- Common Abbreviation

Part of the Following Group

• Kick Off series

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The Press Says

PC Gameplay (Benelux)	DOS	Jul, 1997	81 out of 100	81
PC Player (Germany)	Windows	Apr, 1997		80
PC För Alla	Windows	May, 1997	8 out of 10	80
PC Player (Germany)	DOS	Apr, 1997		80
PC Games (Germany)	Windows	Apr, 1997	79 out of 100	79
Edge	Windows	Apr, 1997	7 out of 10	70

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Trivia

The in-match commentary comes from Jim Rosenthal, who is now better known for presenting the UK's Formula 1 TV coverage - a role in which he has recently made 2 high-profile public apologies, one after the final few laps of a thrilling duel were interrupted by their last contractually-required advertising break, and also after the USGP in which only six cars started due to tire issues.