J리그 프로축구 클럽을 만들자! | September 30, 1999

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 『사카츠쿠』가 드림캐스트로 더욱 강화되어 돌아왔다. 세가 세턴에서 큰 인기를 끌었던 『J리그 프로축구 클럽을 만들자!』 시리즈의 최신작이 하드웨어의 발전에 따라 여러 면에서 개선되었다. 그래픽뿐만 아니라 데이터 면에서도 강화되어 더 깊이 있는 게임성을 경험할 수 있다.

모션 캡처를 통해 선수들의 화려한 움직임이 재현되었으며, J리그에서도 활약 중인 오노 신지 선수의 움직임을 모션 캡처로 기록해 화려한 기술들이 등장한다.

플레이어는 게임 내에서 자신만의 클럽을 만들어 J리그에 참가한다. 자금 상황을 고려하면서 선수 육성, 영입, 시설 확장 등을 처리하며 세계 최고의 클럽을 목표로 한다.

장르는 스포츠 육성 시뮬레이션이다. 플레이어는 1명이며, 발매일은 1999년 9월 30일이다. 가격은 6,800엔(세금 별도)이며, 드림캐스트에서 지원되며, 주변 기기로는 비주얼 메모리(132블록 이상)와 VGA-BOX가 있다.


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