Play Super Formation Soccer '95 della Serie A - UCC Xaqua Version (Japan) Online

Game Overview

Ever stumble across one of those SNES sports games that just feels right? That’s Super Formation Soccer '95 della Serie A for you—a Japan-only take on mid-'90s Italian soccer with all the pixelated charm you’d expect. The controls are snappy, the gameplay’s fast (no endless midfield passing here), and there’s something weirdly satisfying about how the players slide-tackle like they’ve got rockets strapped to their backs.

It’s not FIFA, and that’s the point. The animations are janky in that old-school way where a bicycle kick looks more like a contortionist act, and the crowd noise is basically just static with occasional cheering. But when you break away with Batistuta or Baggio and slot one past the keeper, it’s pure serotonin. The UCC Xaqua tweaks smooth out some of the original’s rough edges, so through-balls actually connect and defenders don’t teleport.

If you’ve got a soft spot for sports games that prioritize fun over realism, this one’s a time capsule worth dusting off. Just try not to get too mad when the ref ignores your player getting absolutely decked by a slide tackle from 1994.