SunA up and vanished as a company for several years, only to reappear in 1996 for two last games, just as obscure as their earlier titles. This time, they take on arcade-style soccer with the same engrish and mutant character design they apply to all their other titles. Instead of playing in official leagues and on the regular field, this time you play soccer on the streets. Soccer on the streets doesn't really seem to vary that much from regular soccer, besides the ability to execute special charge moves and a more edgy, extreme palette. Though the mangled storyline is amusing, just like the hideous outfits the teams wear and the ugly mutant children in the background, nothing about this title really stands out.
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