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J League Pro Striker Perfect

Second hand. Case cracked along spine. Game only – no Sega Tap included. Comes with catalogue.

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$5.03 $7.99 In stock

Category: Mega Drive

Football blast from the J League’s hey day playing a nice, arcadey kick about. A real laugh with four players using the multitap, but arguments may ensue over who gets to be Gary’s Grampus.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

The four-player mode turned our living room into a proper arcade this weekend, and the simple arcadey gameplay meant even my mate who never plays football games could jump right in. We did have a brief scuffle over who got to be Gary’s Grampus though, which I think proves how much fun it is.

Charlotte ★★★★★

We dug out the multitap last weekend for a four-player session, and the chaos over who gets Gary’s Grampus was worth the price alone. The arcadey pace keeps everything frantic and fun, even if you’re not a J-League fan.

Hazel W. ★★★★★

The multitap support is the real winner here—four of us squeezed onto the couch and it turned into pure chaos, with someone constantly swearing over Gary’s Grampus. The arcadey pace keeps it light and fun, even when the tackles get sloppy. It’s exactly the kind of pick-up-and-play blast I hoped it’d