The 16-bit version, available for SNES, Genesis, Game Gear and Game Boy, used the series' trademark isometric 2D perspective of the pitch and pre-rendered 3D sprites for its players. For the 32-bit version, available for Sony PlayStation, Saturn and PC, the game uses rudimentary 3D graphics and a camera view that could be twisted around to catch the soccer action at any angle.The game increases the complexity of the ball control and updates the rosters for the 95/96 soccer teams around the world. It contains a vast number of national sides and international league teams, and their players.
