Super Dodge Ball (1987)
Genres:Sport, Arcade
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Team USA is on its way to a Cinderella success story in the Super Dodgy Ball World Cup Championships. From out of nowhere, this scrappy bunch of rookies is advancing to the final round of competition. Seven powerful teams still stand between Team USA and their ultimate challenge; the long awaited grudge match with the undefeated, defending world champions, Team USSR. Only you can lead the U.S. to victory over the highly-favored competition, and give them the chance to crush the mighty Soviets.
-1 or 2 players
-Multi-dimensional, high-resolution graphics
-3 increasing levels of challenge
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