» The action moves reasonably well during a match but the frames of animation aren't the best so that the girls occasionally look like they're sliding across the floor instead of walking or running.
There's pomp and camera flashes from the crowd and the cheer is audible. » An announcer performs the play by play and the girls smack hands with each other and hold their hands to their hearts before the game starts. Frankly, they're designed to look like breasts. » The title screen features two pink colored volleyballs side-by-side with the continents shown upon them. View the back cover and screenshots on the main NCSX website. Strategy and combination moves may be set up before the game begins in an easy-to-use template screen where the four trigger buttons on the Dual Shock are used to trigger moves and strategies on the play field. When the girls win, they'll cheer and hug each other as teammates will do. The motions of the athletes are fairly convincing in terms of realism and their feints, jumps, and spiking motions are reminiscent of watching a game on some sports channel somewhere in the world. The 13 teams in the game are from an international base including the United States, Poland, China, Brazil, Cuba, Korea, and others. When the ball is in play, a green spotting cursor focuses on the ball and the time to hit is when the green outliner touches the boundaries of the ball. The international teams that made it to the World Cup are all in attendance and players may enjoy an Exhibition Mode, the World Cup Mode, or a World Championship Mode. Finally, coach Shoichi Yanagimoto also appears in the game. We can sort of recognize super players like Miyuki Takahashi and the five freshmen of the 18-player team: Akiko Ino, Masayo Eguchi, Midori Takahashi, Shuka Oyama and Yuki Ishikawa. The Japan Women's Volleyball Team is the featured squad in the game which means their likenesses are recreated in the game in fairly decent fashion. The FIVB World Cup banner also rings the arena. The other source of revenue that Spike was able to obtain was in-game advertising from Mikasa Sports, the Japan Volleyball Association, and Fuji Television. Alas, the cost of official licensing is dear and Spike had to recoup the bulk of their investment from retail sales. The cost of the game stands at JPY6800 but we would have priced it at JPY4800 to better reflect the market reality and potential of the product. «©NCSX» The first round of the FIVB Women's World Cup 2007 kicked off on Novemat the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium and Spike front runs the event with their release of Volleyball World Cup: Venus Evolution.
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