2 Games In One: Super Spike V- Ball... It's two-on-two beach volleyball action in Super Spike V'Ball. With a four-player adapter such as the NES Satellite up to four players can take part at once. Play in a variety of settings such as Daytona, Hawaii, Las Vegas, Chicago, New York or Los Angeles, and choose between four different teams, each having their own strengths and weaknesses. Other notable options enable you to select the number of points necessary to win a game (five, ten or fifteen), the number of sets in a match (one, three or five) and scoring system method (side outs or no side outs). World Cup... Part of Technos' "Nekketsu" series in Japan, Nintendo renamed this humorous soccer game as Nintendo World Cup for American audiences and released it as one of the flagship titles for the NES' four-player adapter. Taking a non-serious attitude toward the sport, the game features an overall visual and gameplay style that will be familiar to players of Technos' River City Ransom and Super Dodge Ball. In an unusual twist, you always control the same player, but you're able to give orders to your teammates to shoot, pass, tackle and dive. You also set your team's strategy before the match. The game's unorthodox approach might be an acquired taste, but it's worth a look for its distinct style and four-player capabilities.