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Power Spike Pro Beach Volleyball (Nintendo Game Boy Color, 2000)

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Entrega prevista: jue. 23 oct. - lun. 3 nov.

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Hit the virtual sand courts with "Power Spike Pro Beach Volleyball" for the Nintendo Game Boy Color, a thrilling sports game that captures the essence of the beach volleyball experience. Published by Nintendo and released in 2000, this game is perfect for enthusiasts looking to add a classic to their Game Boy collection or players seeking engaging gameplay. Enjoy the unique gameplay mechanics that cater to both solo action and multiplayer challenges, making it a versatile addition to any gaming library. With its origins in the United States, this game offers an authentic gaming experience as intended by the creators. Dive into the dynamic plays and strategic digs in this beloved title.

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The first and only volleyball title on Game Boy Color features 20 male and female players from the Federation of International Volleyball, including such noted athletes as Gabrielle Reece, Sinjin Smith, Linda Hanley, and Rob Heidger. The two-on-two action is viewed from a side-scrolling perspective with five venues set in Rio de Janeiro, Los Angeles, Osaka, Toronto, and New York. Three modes of play include Single Match, Tournament, and Versus Game, which offers two-player competition using a Game Link Cable. <br><br>Single Match has players choosing one of eight teams, the court, and difficulty level before starting. Tournament mode consists of three consecutive matches, with a total of five tournaments leading to the championship. No matter which mode is played, the object is to position characters underneath the ball's shadow in order to bump it to teammate, who will try to set the ball for a potential spike. Progress during competition is resumed via password, and options include rally play or side out scoring, and the ability to change the volleyball's color. Three difficulty settings influence the ability of computer opponents.