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    Space Football: One on One

    Game » consists of 2 releases. Released June 1992

    A Super Nintendo first-person futuristic sport simulator in which the player has to maneuver a floating ball into the scoring zone while preventing their opponent from doing the same.

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    Space Football: One on One is a futuristic sport in which two spaceships fight over a sphere, with the desire to bring the sphere (or 'space football') to the goal to score what is presumably a 'space touchdown'.

    The playing field is split into halves, and is filled with obstacles, including bumpers (similar in style to pinball) and arrows that force your spaceship in a particular direction. Games last five minutes.

    A spaceship can shoot projectiles at the opponent, but doing so is rather ineffective.

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