Sensible World of Soccer Reviews

Now this is a great game for all those who love managing and those who like to play the beautiful game. I had the original Amiga version of this game and it gave the option to manage a team which enabled you to play around with tactics and then see the result of the match. The other side of the game which allowed gamers to play football ...  Read the complete review

Every new year brings with it a new version of the top two football games, FIFA and PES, along with all new wonderful graphics, new skills etc etc. They are both vying for the top spot as the best football game available. I have in the past tried various versions of eachof these games, and whilst there is no doubt that they are both decent ...  Read the complete review

I'ts hard to know where to begin with this, I will long be the person to say that Pro Evoloution Soccer 2008 is the best football game ever made on any system , and to find the best one before that you'd have to go back in time , a long way back. Forget the PSX , The Saturn, The Dreamcast, Snes, Megadrive etc. Nope you'd have to look to the trusty ...  Read the complete review

SWOS must be my favorite game. I know it's old and dated and the graphics are very basic, but the game itself has everything a football fan would want.....except good graphics/sound etc. But for anyone intrested in football manager games, or just making their own tournaments this game is perfect (Not the Playstation version though, that is ...  Read the complete review

It has certainly taken me some time, but I have finally decided to get round to writing a review on this game. (Rather than just playing it endlessly) This game first appeared on the Amiga years ago, and has since been ported everywhere. I still find that the trusty old PC handles it well though. It isn’t a very exciting ...  Read the complete review

Sensible World of Soccer (SWOS) was released in the early 1990's by Sensible software (Creaters of cannon fodder). It was the latest version of the Sensible soccer range, that at the time was classed as one of the top football titles available. Along with kick off and Dino Dini's Goal this game was one of the first to get rid ...  Read the complete review

Sensible Soccer comes from the time when computerised soccer games were meant to be fun rather than complex simulations of the game itself. Now, don't get me wrong, I am still a big fan of games like Fifa 2001 and their ilk, but there comes time when you don't want to have to remember multiple key combinations to simply pass the ball but ...  Read the complete review

I got this game way back in the dark ages of 1996 and as of June 2001, it is still next to my desk in the pile of 20 or so of my regular play games. The first thing you will notice when loading the game up is how primitive (literally) the graphics are, which is understandable considering it is optimised for MsDos. However I urge you to ...  Read the complete review