Kings of the Beach
Beach volleyball game featuring real players and arcade-style referee arguments.
Kings of the Beach, a beach volleyball game from Electronic Arts, launched in 1988 for Commodore 64 and MS-DOS. Konami, under its Ultra Games label, released a Nintendo Entertainment System version in 1990. Players control real-life pros Sinjin Smith and Randy Stoklos.
Quick Facts
- Developer
- Electronic Arts; Konami (NES)
- Publisher
- Electronic Arts; Ultra Games (NES)
- Composer
- Rob Hubbard; Jun Funahashi (NES)
- Released
- C64 & MS-DOS: NA, 1988 NES: NA, January 1990
- Genre
- Sports (beach volleyball)
- Modes
- Single-player
- Platforms
- C64
- MS-DOS
- NES
Facts from the source article.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who published Kings of the Beach?
Kings of the Beach was published by Electronic Arts and Ultra Games (NES).
What platforms is Kings of the Beach available on?
Kings of the Beach was released for C64, MS-DOS and NES.
Who composed the music for Kings of the Beach?
The music for Kings of the Beach was composed by Rob Hubbard and Jun Funahashi (NES).
Is Kings of the Beach single-player or multiplayer?
Kings of the Beach offers single-player play.
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