'''J-League Soccer V-Shoot''' (JリーグサッカーVシュート, lit. ''J-Rīgu Sakkā V-Shūto''), commonly referred to as just '''V-Shoot''', is a [[soccer]] arcade game which was released by [[Namco]] in [[1994]] only in Japan; it runs on that company's NB-1 hardware, and features the twelve then-current real-life teams from the J-League (the '''Kashima Antlers''', '''J.E.F United''', '''Mitsubishi Urawa Red Diamonds''', '''Verdy Yomiuri''', the '''Yokohama Marinos''', the '''Yokohama A.S Flügels''', '''Shonan Bellmare''', '''Shimizu S-Pulse''', '''Júbilo Iwata''', '''Nagoya Grampus Eight''', '''Gamba Osaka''', and '''Sanfrecce Hiroshima'''). All the players' names also reflect the [[1993]] lineups - and a sequel, [[J-League Soccer Prime Goal EX]], was released in [[1996]].
'''J-League Soccer V-Shoot''' (JリーグサッカーVシュート, lit. ''J-Rīgu Sakkā V-Shūto''), commonly referred to as just '''V-Shoot''', is a [[soccer]] arcade game which was released by [[Namco]] in [[1994]] only in Japan; it runs on that company's NB-1 hardware, and features the twelve then-current real-life teams from the J-League (the '''Kashima Antlers''', '''J.E.F United''', '''Mitsubishi Urawa Red Diamonds''', '''Verdy Yomiuri''', the '''Yokohama Marinos''', the '''Yokohama A.S Flügels''', '''Shonan Bellmare''', '''Shimizu S-Pulse''', '''Júbilo Iwata''', '''Nagoya Grampus Eight''', '''Gamba Osaka''', and '''Sanfrecce Hiroshima'''). All the players' names also reflect the [[1993]] lineups - and a sequel, [[J-League Soccer Prime Goal EX]], was released in [[1996]].
J-League Soccer V-Shoot (JリーグサッカーVシュート, lit. J-Rīgu Sakkā V-Shūto), commonly referred to as just V-Shoot, is a soccer arcade game which was released by Namco in 1994 only in Japan; it runs on that company's NB-1 hardware, and features the twelve then-current real-life teams from the J-League (the Kashima Antlers, J.E.F United, Mitsubishi Urawa Red Diamonds, Verdy Yomiuri, the Yokohama Marinos, the Yokohama A.S Flügels, Shonan Bellmare, Shimizu S-Pulse, Júbilo Iwata, Nagoya Grampus Eight, Gamba Osaka, and Sanfrecce Hiroshima). All the players' names also reflect the 1993 lineups - and a sequel, J-League Soccer Prime Goal EX, was released in 1996.
