The original 'Captain Tsubasa' series, also known as the 'Soccer Action' series in North America and Europe for various Nintendo consoles was first released on October 1995. However, it wasn't until its release on Sony's PlayStation 2 (PS2) that soccer fans got a chance to experience this classic title again.

Captain Tsubasa PS2 Review

Released back then as 'Capitan Futbol II: Real Face' in Spain and other countries of Latin America and Europe, the game was later re-released worldwide under its original name. As part of Konami's strategy to target soccer fans with their popular franchise on multiple platforms at that time, it was only natural for them to port this title onto PS2 as well.

Gameplay-wise speaking nothing has changed much since its release date - you still control either Captain Tsuba (the main protagonist) or one out of six other national team members through various modes including Exhibition match against CPU opponents. The graphics aren't exactly breathtaking considering today's standards but they do manage to capture the retro feel quite well enough for old-school fans who remember playing these kinds of games back in those days.

Overall, if you're looking forward reliving memories from your childhood or just want something simple yet fun without any fancy features getting in your way then maybe give Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team a shot - it may not impress modern gamers with its dated graphics and gameplay mechanics but hey that's part of the charm right?

Rating 6/10

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