Speedball 2100 (PS) Reviews

Speedball 2100 Set in the future, Speedball is a sports game and is like a cross between mindless violence, football, American football, Ice Hockey and Rugby. In fact, you name a contact sport and there is probably a piece of it in here. It was originally a smash on the Amiga and everyone was playing it. The Bitmap brothers ...  Read the complete review

Speedball 2100 is a game that is available for the Playstation. I believe that previously two more had been released, but this was a long time ago on the Amiga, where the old format of using tapes to play games was used. Speedball is a fast action sports game that is set 100 years in the future, so naturally you would expect the technology to have ...  Read the complete review

Speedball 2100 is a game that is available for the Playstation. I believe that previously two more had been released, but this was a long time ago on the Amiga, where the old format of using tapes to play games was used. Speedball is a fast action sports game that is set 100 years in the future, so naturally you would expect the technology to have ...  Read the complete review

It’s either with fond memories on utter bafflement that you’ll greet this PlayStation update to speedball. It’s a ball game where the screen scores vertically between goals. The ball is passed from hand to hand, like a giant game of catch/meets, football/meets basketball. But where Speedball comes into it’s own is ...  Read the complete review

Personally, I wouldn't say so, but it is very close behind! I'm a fan of Speedball 2, from the good old days when the Megadrive was the market leading console, so I had high hopes for this new game. The project was a beset by lots of delays, and the game was originally due to come out in may, ended up turning up much later in the ...  Read the complete review

Having owned speedball 2 on the mega drive I had high hopes for this classic game. Unfortunately it delivered very little. The game play is just the same as it always was, with the league system, transfers and the like, but that's it. The graphics are bigger and brighter, but the view is the same 2-d view from above. Compared to 3-D ...  Read the complete review