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Golazo! 2 Switch NSP Free Download GAMESPACK.NET Golazo 2 is a return to the classic ‘90s football (yes, it’s football, not soccer!) formula and moves away from the modern, more realistic football simulation we see today. At first, I anticipated this to be a fun and fresh take on some good old-fashioned football, without the need to worry too much about tactics, formations, substitutions, offsides, etc. Man, was I wrong. Golazo offers three modes that are split into two types of football matches. You have quick matches, a world league and an international cup mode. When it comes to the actual matches, you can choose to play an international match on the usual, albeit sometimes strangely coloured, football pitch. You can also choose to play a street match, which I thought would add some fun mechanics. However, this is just the same but with very odd teams to choose from and a 3v3 format. Given its arcade feel, the look and design of Golazo 2 can be a little more creative and wacky—maybe a little too wacky. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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Each player looks as though you entered a character creation and hit random over and over again until you found something truly horrifying. Far too many players have a green goatee with dreadlocks that are white at the tips but red everywhere else… and that’s one of the more tamer designs! In contrast, the designs for the international kits are truly amazing. Each nation’s kits pay homage to some real-world counterparts. One of my favourite homages being the Spain 1994-96 home shirt, a true beauty. Sadly, it’s not worn by Pep Guardiola or José Luis Caminero, it’s worn by some dude with an orange afro and a bleached white moustache. If you’ve ever gone back to an old FIFA title from the late 90s or early 2000s, you’ll wonder how you managed to play so smoothly compared to how modern games feel. The controls are sticky, and movement is delayed and unresponsive. Passes need to be inch perfect, otherwise you’ll boot it out or pass it to the other team. It makes for a very frustrating experience, even with the nostalgia attached.

58 National Teams.

Golazo 2 is exactly like this, but with no nostalgia attached to it. The controls are incredibly janky and it feels like they are sometimes playing against you, especially when you are trying to defend. It’s even more frustrating when the opposition – even on the easiest difficulty – have no issue slide tackling you and immediately smashing a goal in top bins. Golazo 2 is very different from modern football games – and that isn’t a compliment. It brings back the stiff and awkward controls, giving the impression that you’re playing on a very muddy pitch. The CPU, even on the easiest difficulty, feels one-sided at times. I imagine this being a fun pick up and play with a friend, but the poor controls and bizarre aesthetic aren’t making it easy for me to want to even try. When the chance came up to check out Golazo! 2 I jumped at it. I never played the first Golazo game, but ever since we were disappointed by Mario Strikers, the most recent Mario sports game, I’ve been itching for a goofy, arcadey soccer game. DRAGON BALL: THE BREAKERS Switch NSP

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What I ended up with was a soccer game with pretty basic mechanics but an extreme lack of content. Golazao! 2 is a soccer game that controls just about like every other soccer game out there. You’ve got basic controls for running around the pitch, passing, shooting, and trying to steal the ball away from your opponents. It really seems like soccer games haven’t updated their controls since the days of the Nintendo 64, which is just fine for me. I never have and probably will never spend more time with a soccer game than when my sister and I played World Cup Soccer 98. The downside of those reliable controls is that any tiny change to them feels like a massive betrayal. When you are on offense, in both Golazo! 2 and every other sports game since Ice Hockey, passing the puck immediately changes your avatar to the player you pass to. For that reason, I equate the “pass” button with “change player.” Unfortunately, in Golazo! 2, the B button is pass, and the left trigger is change defender! When you are on defense, the pass button attempts a steal, so every time I try to get control of a defenseman who could make a great play.

6 Street Fields.

I just wail on the B button and a player nowhere near the ball does some fancy footwork. The soccer/football video game world is bare of any type of real competitor against FIFA. While Electronic Arts has a monopoly on “simulation” soccer, other studios have tried to fill the void of a fun arcade-style soccer game. Enter Purple Tree S R L and their second soccer game, Golazo 2. Is it any good? Is it a FIFA killer? There are three modes to the game. Exhibition mode has you play a quick game with two teams of your choice. There is a world tournament mode, similar to the World Cup, where you play against other nations and compete in tournament play. The third mode and new to the franchise is street ball, which has you playing 3-v-3 and traveling across the world, participating in multiple tournaments. Each mode is pretty straightforward. Not a lot of depth, but it’s an arcade-style game so I was not expecting much. It doesn’t seem like there is any difference between players skill-wise. It would’ve been nice to see some slight difference from player to player. Kingdom Rush Tower Defense

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Maybe a defender is bigger and a good passer but has bad shooting stats, and an attacker is quicker and better at dribbling but can get pushed off the ball easier. The gameplay was definitely something to get used to. I’m a big FIFA player, so I am used to the classic feel those games bring. There are no fouls in the game, meaning you can slide into people from behind in the box and there is no consequence. It’s fun at first, but it gets annoying when the computer does it all the time. The most frustrating part is that your players do not make runs. The game says there is no offsides, but if an attacker crosses the back line, he will run back onsides or slow down and let the defender catch up. Golazo 2 boldly recalls the glory days of the arcade soccer games, bringing back memories of cult classics we all know. Street mechanics and fields are added to this sequel to bring more depth to this game. Certainly a perfect game for people who are wary of football managers or complicated hard-core simulators. You just grab your pad, sit on the couch and play!

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I got the opportunity to play Golazo 2 before release but after a quick match I can definitely tell that it is not only improving upon Golazo but also upon the previous version. This arcade style of soccer is right in my alley, if you are an 80s or 90s child you owe it to yourself to try Golazo 2. Love the street matches and the variety of stadiums, also try to get some friends to play it with you on couch multiplayer, you can’t get more old school than that, then add a few beers and some snacks and you got yourself an evening plan, boom! Get Golazo 2 now, don’t wait! I wanted to like this but it I found no joy. 🙁 I can usually find some fun in most things. I did not have any fun in any of the modes. The team AI is just absolutely trash while the enemy team AI works in perfect sync to dunk on you over and over. The default setting is HARD but even on normal, I didn’t find any joy in the bright colors. The AI is definitely playing by locking the ball.

As soon as I hit the grabbing buttons, it does whatever it takes to swing it. It does it instantly. I don’t even need to touch it, it does it even from afar. The movements they will make are so obvious that they certainly do not make mistakes. So people want to enjoy this kind of game, but artificial intelligence does not make mistakes. It was very difficult to score a goal, I felt like there was no randomness. While I’m attacking, the opponent AI makes a move and catches the ball before the ball reaches my feet. Without ever missing. If the opponent AI is close to me, it’s not possible to make a quick pass, etc., before the ball comes to my feet. However, the announcer announces shooting etc., which is a bug I guess. Also why is my goalkeeper throwing the ball to the opponent? Especially in street football, when the opponent was very difficult, I felt as if my own team players were stupid. They’re just watching the opponent, that’s all. They just keep their distance. This gane would probably be my favorite in this game type, but it is not possible to play against artificial intelligence, which makes the game unplayable. I’m so sorry.

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I wish that what I mentioned about the gameplay will be corrected and it will be a much more enjoyable game. I will be waiting for this. Also, seriously why isn’t Turkey on the international teams list? I was really curious. Absolutely fun soccer game. Played only the single player tournaments so far, but I can tell it will be a blast when I play it with friends. Looks and feels amazing too. You can also choose to play a street match, which I thought would add some fun mechanics. However, this is just the same but with very odd teams to choose from and a 3v3 format. Given its arcade feel, the look and design of Golazo 2 can be a little more creative and wacky—maybe a little too wacky. Each player looks as though you entered a character creation and hit random over and over again until you found something truly horrifying. Far too many players have a green goatee with dreadlocks that are white at the tips but red everywhere else… and that’s one of the more tamer designs! In contrast, the designs for the international kits are truly amazing. Each nation’s kits pay homage to some real-world counterparts. SATURNALIA

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