Sensi Soccer premieres on EG TV
See the new Sensi in action.
The revival of the much-loved Sensible Soccer series has caused considerable excitement amongst gamers of a certain age - and now you can see for yourselves how the 2006 version is coming along as Eurogamer TV exclusively premieres the first in-game footage.
The trailer shows off the game's top-down view, offering a range of action-packed snapshots that certainly suggest Sensible Soccer 2006 is hoping to retain the feel of the original 16-bit classic.
On the surface, New Sensi is not a game that takes itself too seriously - the preference of stylised caricatures over accurate likenesses and the outrageously camp Europop anthem accompanying the trailer ("You're a goal-scoring superstar hero!") bear testament to this.
But publisher Codemasters is insistent that its title is no mere pre-season friendly and reckons there is a gap in the market for another serious player, despite the clear hegemony of the PES and FIFA series. And if this sensibly mid-priced release captures the spectacular fun of its forebears, it could well be right.
Sensible Soccer 2006 is due for release on PS2, Xbox and PC this summer. You can check out the trailer on EGTV right now, and see our first impressions for more on how it plays.
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As is EGTV now with comments threads!
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Sensi always had good keepers in the olden days.
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And have you ever seen a magnified version of the players? Their heads are actually quite large.
ERG1008: Sensi always had good keepers? In that case, my 10-0 games against my brother must be pure luck then. The keepers sucked, and dribbling past them was as easy as spelling a one-letter word. Scoring from the midfield in 3/10 times would also imply their suckiness.
EDIT: that said, the real challenge is on the actual field. If you're playing against a good team on the field, chances are you'll have trouble getting a shot at goal anyway. That's the nature of ping-pong soccer.
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Besides, games like Manchester United: The Double managed to have normal sized heads, and their characters had even less pixels than Sensible's.
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"The men who have sex with dolls"
hmmm...
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Look at Cannon Fodder then or Sensible Golf. Better examples I think.
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Who really cares if the game is fast and fun to play?
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Also it helps push across the idea that it's a fun game, and seperates it from the other football games.
But what would i know, i'm a nintendo fanboi, so im used to cutesy graphics
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Matter of taste... the oversized heads fits perfectly with arcadeish nature of the game, I like it
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Let the sheep buy FIFA games, and the rest of us Sensible Soccer and PES
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Happy days doing outrageous sensi sliding tackles that aren't an auto yellow/red card for teh w1n.