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Windjammers

17 February 19947.7/ 10 · 35 votesE26

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About

Windjammers is based on a real-life sport known as Saucer Tennis or Frisbee Tennis. Two players face off in an arena with a low net in the middle. Points are scored by throwing a disc into the goals behind a player or whenever the opponent is not able to catch the disc in time. There are two moves: a regular throw and a lob. By using quarter-circle movement, players can also add effect to the throw. To catch difficult discs, they can slide to reach them faster.

There are six characters to choose from, with specific abilities and their own court fit for their skills. A single game consists of short sets of 30 seconds (international version) or 45 seconds (Japanese version). The game is won after winning two sets or sudden death after two draws.

For the futuristic touch, signature moves are added. To charge the meter used for special moves, the player need to block, toss or lob the disc and then charge while the disc is in the air. These moves can be countered and sometimes they knock an opponent into the goal.

Two mini-games are included in-between levels: play fetch with a dog and Flying Disc Bowling.

Ways to play

Modes

Single playerMultiplayer

Perspective

Bird view / Isometric

Languages (5)

Languageaudiosubtitlesinterface
English
French
German
Italian
Spanish (Spain)

Game details

Multiplayer Options

Same/Split-Screen

Multiplayer Game Modes

Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS)

Number of Offline Players

1-2 Players

Miscellaneous Attributes

Memory card supported

Also known as

Flying Power DiscJapanese title

Windjammers: Flying Disc GameTag-lined title

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Facts

Developer

Data East

Publisher

SNK, DotEmu

Released

17 February 1994

Series

Windjammers

Platforms

Neo GeoNeo Geo CDNintendoWiiPlayStationPS VitaPS4ArcadeSwitch

Age ratings

ESRBECEROAPEGI3

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Top 46% by visits

Tags

Top-downFixed / flip-screenDirect controlFantasyRegional differences