Kick Off World of soccer games
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Kick Off World: Your Gateway to Classic Soccer Games
Overview:
Kick Off World is your ultimate destination for old-school soccer games from the 8-bit era, complete with emulators for PCs and consoles.
Explore Nostalgia:
Kick Off World invites you to dive into the rich history of classic football games. Discover updates and insights available in eight languages, featuring legendary titles like "Sensible World of Soccer," "Kick Off 2," "Player Manager," "The Manager," and modern remakes like "Throw In" and "Up Soccer."
Community and Resources:
For enthusiasts and newcomers alike, the site offers diverse resources:
- WikiKickoff: An open, collaborative encyclopedia dedicated to football video games. Inspired by Wikipedia, WikiKickoff covers both traditional and current topics. Edited by volunteers, it aims to be a comprehensive, free resource available in multiple languages. As a proud member of the Kick Off Association, it has become a popular reference.
- Forums: Engage in discussions about classic systems like the Amiga, Atari, and Commodore 64, as well as the latest PC and console football games.
History and Growth:
Launched in April 2005, WikiKickoff started as an extension of the Kick Off World Cup Guide. Its growing popularity led to sister projects like Wikoa and Italian Wikickoff. Contributions are encouraged in a wiki format, ensuring content remains up-to-date. Editors maintain a "neutral point of view," summarizing the perspectives of notable individuals and KOA members without bias.
Kick Off World continues to celebrate the legacy of soccer gaming, fostering a vibrant community of fans and volunteers committed to preserving and exploring the genreās rich history.
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