Update: April 22, 2004
«©NCSX» From eras past, mighty warriors, philosophers and even composers gather together not to discuss the direction of world affairs but to play dodgeball. At the outset of the game, six countries are represented: Oda Nobunaga serving Japan, Johann Sebastian Bach for Germany with his Toccata & Fugue power, Pythagoras of Samos showing off his triangle attack for Greece, Erik the Red from Norway, and King Arthur throwing it down medieval style for England. Finally from the USA, wild west lawman Wyatt Earp leads his own group of ball players to take on the world. The different teams have their own little special attacks which give them an edge over the others which may be activated when a special power meter is full. For example, Erik the Red unleashes a wave blast which knocks down any opposing players in its path while Sebastian Bach shoots out a musical note which topples hapless dodgers. Oda Nobunaga uses a charge-up power where he turns the ball into a flaming fireball capable of knocking down anyone unlucky enough to be targeted. In an faithful depiction, Wyatt Earp charges up and throws out a whiskey bottle. He operated saloons in real life. Three mystery teams may be unlocked for playing after certain conditions are met. There's an Egyptian team that's comprised of laborers led by Tutankhamen who looks very unnatural when playing dodgeball. Five game modes pop up at the start of the game: World Tournament Mode
Choose a team from six countries and battle the other five in rowdy games of volleyball. Shoot balls at rivals and knock them out of the game. Free Mode
Four players participate at once with a mix of human and/or computer players Bonus Game
Unlockable mode Tutorial
Learn the ways of the dodgeball Option
Set rules of engagement and other game parameters. View the back cover and screenshots. JAN Code: 4527823992429 This document is ©NCSX 2004. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of this document may be made without express written consent of National Console Support, Inc.
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