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@ -32,11 +32,11 @@ Controlling the game with keyboard (or mouse) does feel a bit awkward, as multip
Still, just jamming the run button as soon as my attacker has the ball and pressing the shoot button in an angle just after the keeper makes his move does the trick. It's even possible for your keeper to run all the way to the opponent's goal and put it in himself: great stuff!
After a lot of exciting and less exciting matches, and after a lot of red cards (whoops, wrong button, slide tackle!), we end up on top, easily defeating Romania with 9 - 1:
After a lot of exciting and less exciting matches, and after a lot of red cards (whoops, wrong button, slide tackle!), we ended up on top, easily defeating Romania with 9 - 1:
![](/img/games/rtwc98/finals.jpg "Who said Belgium didn't win anything?")
The game still manages to increase my blood flow. I still clap in my hands from excitement every time we score a goal, or curse when I provoke a penalty that manages to hit the net. What more do we want from a game such as this? The only gripe against the PC version could be that a game such as FIFA is more enjoyable with a friend, thus perhaps a controller or two and a couch is the recommended way to play it.
The game still manages to increase my blood flow. I still clap my hands from excitement every time we score a goal, or curse when I provoke a penalty that manages to hit the net. What more do we want from a game such as this? The only gripe against the PC version could be that a game such as FIFA is more enjoyable with a friend, thus perhaps a controller or two and a couch is the recommended way to play it. I had fond memories of it playing on a Pentium on my brand new CRT as a kid, so I bought the big box version on eBay---because god knows what I did with my original copy.
I love the match commentators, John Motson and Andry Gray. Having these two say "I don't know what's going on here John, hand me that calculator, the goals keep on coming!" is priceless. Sensible Soccer on MegaDrive might be enjoyable, but without funny commentators, football is nothing.
I love the match commentators, John Motson and Andry Gray. Having these two say _"I don't quite know what's going on here John, hand me that calculator, the goals keep on coming!"_ is priceless. Sensible Soccer on MegaDrive might be enjoyable, but without funny commentators, football is nothing.