International Superstar Soccer Deluxe (Japanese: Jikkyou World Soccer 2 Fighting Eleven) is a 1995 football game developed by Konami for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, released in Japan on September 22, 1995, as a sequel to the original International Superstar Soccer with enhanced features.
It offers multiple modes including Exhibition, League, and Cup to suit different players, with 36 national teams across 6 regions (6 per region). The Japanese version adds 18 European teams, 6 Asian teams (including China, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, and the UAE), Canada for North America, and Bolivia plus Paraguay for South America.
Tactically, it features 16 formations and 8 strategies customizable to playstyle and opponents. While player names are fictional, their abilities and traits are carefully crafted to deliver an authentic football experience.
Praised for smooth controls, realistic player animations, and rich modes, it ranks among the most beloved SNES football games, setting a benchmark for future football titles with its strong gameplay and high replay value.