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Play Space Football - One on One Online

Dodge laser blasts while wrestling over a floating ball in zero-G chaos—arenas spin, fling, and sabotage you between frantic four-second scoring bursts. Mid-speed pilots hit that sweet spot between control and dodging.

Developer: Triffix
Genre: Sports
Released: 1992
File size: 226.63 KB
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Game Overview

Space Football on SNES is basically futuristic hovercraft rugby with lasers—way more chaotic than it sounds. You and a friend each control a hovercraft, zipping around an arena trying to grab the floating ball and score in the opponent’s zone. The catch? You’ve only got four seconds to make it happen before the ball drops, and the other player can blast you to force a fumble. Matches are frantic, especially when the arena itself starts messing with you—jumps fling you across the screen, spinning panels send you off course, and force arrows yank your hovercraft in random directions.

There’s a decent mix of 12 pilots to pick from, split between slow, medium, and fast speeds. I usually go for the mid-speed ones—fast feels too slippery, but slow makes it hard to dodge shots. The whole thing plays out in 500 "time units" (basically seconds), so matches are quick and messy in the best way. It’s one of those games where you’ll be yelling at the screen within minutes.

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