Jikkyō J. League: Perfect Striker (1996)
Platform: Nintendo 64Genres: Genres · Sports · 3rd-person (Other) · Diagonal-down · Cinematic camera · Real-time · Direct control · Football (European) / Soccer · Japan (Modern/Futuristic) · Licensed
Jikkyō J. League: Perfect Striker is a soccer video game and is the third title in the International Superstar Soccer series, and the first soccer game released on the Nintendo 64. The main mode of the game is J League Challenge, where players play 30...
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Cast & Crew · 25 people
- Katsuya Nagae· Producer
- Yasuo Okuda· Director, Programmers
- Eiji Nakagawa· Programmers
- Kouji Kuri· Programmers
- M. Saito· Programmers
- Akinori Hiromi· Programmers
- Shinji Sawa· Programmers
- Fumimasa Katakami· Designers
- Takayuki Nishiwaki· Designers
- Tetsuya Kondo· Designers
- Kyoko Ohuchi· Designers
- Takashi Matsuda· Designers
- Toru Yamazaki· Designers
- Kazuhiko Uehara· Sound Producer
- Hideyuki Eto· Sound Designers
- Harumi Ueko· Sound Designers
- Junko Ishigami· Sound Designers
- Hideto Inoue· Sound Designers
- Kazuhiro Namba· Product Designer
- Tomohiro Morisawa· Special Thanks
- H. Takano· Special Thanks
- Masanaka Takahashi· Special Thanks
- M. Nagatsuka· Special Thanks
- Sachiko Hanasaki· Special Thanks
- Daisuke Shimizu· Announcer
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