When I saw this game at the store I thought it looked really sweet, being officially licensed by the World Cup. The game could be played in 8 different languages. Let�s be serious�it had to be good. After bringing the game home and popping it in the old SNES box I soon realized I was horribly mistaken, this game completely sucked donkey balls. The official license only went as far as having the correct groups countries as well as the official world cup mascot, some stupid annoying dog with soccer cleats. There is no player license so all the names are made up. One nice feature thrown in was the ability to thoroughly edit teams. Not only can you adjust the team�s starters, formation and strategy, but you can also edit their jerseys. This seemed cool at first until my little brother went through and messed up all the jerseys. The next time I played with team USA I was forced to play with pink shirts. Unfortunately, the editing features does the game no justice in the game-play department.