Track titles and order are based on the VGM pack by Oerg866 available at. All tracks were recorded from within the game by simply waiting at the title screen and in the menus. All tracks were recorded at 96KHz 24bit using a Sound BlasterX G5 sound card and the stereo headphones jack located at the front of the Mega Drive. This soundtrack was recorded from a real SEGA Mega Drive (PAL, Model 1) using a Mega Everdrive X3 cartridge. If you like easy soccer games with great graphics, this one might fit the bill, although the controls take some getting used to.Recorded from a real SEGA Mega Drive (Model 1, PAL, VA4). Overall, an above-average soccer game that pays much more attention on graphics than gameplay. The CD-ROM version (not the one here, unfortunately) features good commentaries from Andy Gray (a famous UK commentator) in different languages (English, French and German). The stadium atmosphere is good, as it's rendered with a wide array of sounds, from cheers to songs and noises sampled directly from real games.

Gameplay is decent, although computer AI leaves much to be desired- sometimes the computer will send all of its players on offense, leaving nobody to mark my deadly forward. For instance, players who have low stamina level will tire quicker, and so they will run slower than others. The players' statistics don't seem to affect the gameplay that much, though- only some very minor effects. The game boasts over 5,000 players, each with his own statistics, from over 50 national and international teams. Different stadiums are included with a variety of playing surfaces. Similar to Actua Soccer by Gremlin, Striker '95 features a true 3D environment, with rotoscoped player animations for realistic movements. Striker '95 is an above-average soccer game that features some of the best graphics for its time.

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