Game Play
Player initially starts with 1 team in tournament, but can unlock playing other teams by defeating a dream team. After unlocking all dream teams by repeating the tournament, player fight against the shadow of player's team at the final round of the tournament and they are much tougher to beat than Team Atlus.
Each team has 8 members, but only 7 are allowed to play. You can choose which characters you want by selecting Position. You can check their stats by selecting Data. You can differentiate the formation, there are 5 of them: Basic, Retreat, Advanced, Cannon, and Machine gun. You change the court surface (There are 5: Green: Normal, Blue: Icy, Red: Slippery, Yellow: Bouncy, Purple: Super Bouncy). You can change the name of the players also the team name.
There are special attacks in the game. Each player has 2 special moves. The 1st special move is doing a double tap run, then press B on the third step, or you run and jump and press B. There are 50 special moves in the game.
In the player data: you can see the person's: Throw Power: Strength of a throw, Throw Speed: Speed of the ball, Throw Control: Controlling the curve of the ball, Agility: Player Speed, Jump: Player's Jumping Ability, Catch: Ability to catch an opponent's ball, Dodge: Ability to dodge an opponent's ball, Toughness: Defensive ability of a ball, Will Power: Ability to recover after being hit by a ball, Stamina: The total number of health points of a player.
You can change the style of the player too.
A new feature for English gamer is the ability to perform tag team combo, which allows player to deal extra damages by sending players to jump into opponent team's territory.
Erasing all save game data causes the game to randomly choose a new manager (4 selectable).
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