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*[[2008 Italian Championship]]
*[[2007 Milan International Tournament]]
*[[2006 Milan International Tournament]]
*[[2005 Italian Open]]
*[[2005 Italian Championship]]
*[[2004 Italian Championship]]
*[[2003 Italian Championship]]
*[[2002 Italian Championship]]
*[[1991 Italian Championship]]

[[Category:Competitions]]

2005 Italian Championship

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The winner was [[Gianni Torchio]]

[[Category:Competitions]]
[[Category:Kick Off 2 Italian Tournaments]]

Kick Off 2 competition version

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Steve Camber

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SteveC:

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[[Steve Camber]] is an english player, he has taken part in all the KOA World Cups...

*He's the developer of the [[Kick Off 2 competition version]].

==World Cup appearances==

* [[:Category:2001 KOA World Cup|2001 World Cup]]: 6th place

* [[:Category:2002 KOA World Cup|2002 World Cup]]: 12th place

* [[:Category:2003 KOA World Cup|2003 World Cup]]: 10th place

* [[:Category:2004 KOA World Cup|2004 World Cup]]: 4th place

==Useful Links==
*[http://playkickoff.com playkickoff.com] - Homepage of [[Steve Camber]]

[[Category:Competitions]]
[[Category:2002 KOA World Cup]]
[[Category:2003 KOA World Cup]]
[[Category:2004 KOA World Cup]]
[[Category:Kick Off History]]
[[Category:Hall of Fame]]

Category:Kick Off 2 World Cup

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SteveC:

The [[Kick Off Gathering]] is the annual Gathering of friends and [[:Category:Kick Off Series|Kick Off]] fans to compete into a [[Kick Off 2]] World Cup [[:Category:competitions|Tournament]]. It's Organisated every year from 2001 by members of the [[KOA|Kick Off Association]].

*[[:Category:2010 KOA World Cup|The 2010 Gathering - Dusseldorf, Germany]]
*[[:Category:2009 KOA World Cup|The 2009 Gathering - Voitsberg, Austria]]
*[[:Category:2008 KOA World Cup|The 2008 Gathering - Athens, Greece]]
*[[:Category:2007 KOA World Cup|The 2007 Gathering - Rome, Italy]]
*[[:Category:2006 KOA World Cup|The 2006 Gathering - Rickmansworth, England]]
*[[:Category:2005 KOA World Cup|The 2005 Gathering - Cologne, Germany]]
*[[:Category:2004 KOA World Cup|The 2004 Gathering - Milan, Italy]]
*[[:Category:2003 KOA World Cup|The 2003 Gathering - Groningen, Holland]]
*[[:Category:2002 KOA World Cup|The 2002 Gathering - Athens, Greece]]
*[[:Category:2001 KOA World Cup|The 2001 Gathering - Dartford, England]]
*[[:Category:Hall of Fame|Hall of Fame]]

==External Links==
*[http://www.kickoff2.com kickoff2.com] - Organisator of Kick Off World Cup 2005 and German Kick Off Headquarter
*[http://www.alkis.org/ Alkis ] - Greek Fan Site owned by the 2001 Kick Off 2 World Champion
*[http://www.kickoffworld.net Kick Off World] - Fan Site located in Italy (organising local tournaments)

[[Category:Competitions]]
[[Category:Kick Off History]]
[[Category:2007 KOA World Cup]]
[[Category:2006 KOA World Cup]]
[[Category:2005 KOA World Cup]]
[[Category:2004 KOA World Cup]]
[[Category:2003 KOA World Cup]]
[[Category:2002 KOA World Cup]]
[[Category:2001 KOA World Cup]]

Joysticks

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==Amiga/Atari Joystick==

===Competition Pro===

[[Image:Competition_pro_5000.jpg]]
[[Image:Competition_pro_clear.jpg]]
[[Image:Competition_pro_deluxe.jpg]]
[[Image:Competition_pro_green.jpg]]

===Suncom===

[[Image:Suncom_tac2.jpg]]
[[Image:Suncom_tac2_special.jpg]]
[[Image:Suncom_slik_stik.jpg]]
[[Image:Suncom_starfighter.jpg]]

===The Arcade===
[[Image:The_arcade.jpg]]
[[Image:Arcade_Turbo.jpg]]

===Zipstick===
[[Image:Zipstick.jpg]]
[[Image:Zipstick_super_pro.jpg]]

===Wico===
[[Image:Wico.jpg]]
[[Image:wico joystick.jpg]]

===Quickshot===
[[Image:Quickshot_ii.jpg]]
[[Image:Quickshot_ii_turbo.jpg]]
[[Image:Qs-131.jpg]]
[[Image:Qs-131f.jpg]]

===Konix===
[[Image:Konix_speedking.jpg]]
[[Image:Konix_navigator.jpg]]

===Homemade Joystick (FoxJoy)===
[[Image:FoxJoy.jpg]]

===ACS Microtechnica===
[[Image:acs1.jpg|ACS Microtechnica joystick]]

A greek joystick, made in 1985. It's a fully metallic construction and it sports a second pass-thru joystick port on the backside, so that Amstrad CPC (who had only one joystick port) users could connect a second joystick to their computer.

[[Spyros Paraschis]] is the only KOA player known to use this joystick.

===Albatros===
[[Image:Albatros.jpg|250px|Albatros, a popular italian joystick]]

An Italian Joystick very popular on 80s and early 90s.

===Tomahawk===
[[Image:tomahawk1.jpg|thumb|Tomahawk, another sturdy greek arcade joystick|200px|none]]

The Tomahawk is one of the sturdy greek arcade joysticks that were very popular in late 80s. It shares an almost identical design with the Pacman and Starfighter joysticks.

===Joyboard===
[[Image:joyboard1.jpg|250px|]]

Homebuilt in 1989. It uses the popular Q A O P and SPACE keyboard combination within a joystick.
One of two still in use today by [[Stainy]], who is the only known player to use this. It is rumoured that there is a larger joystick-hybrid version of the Joyboard used by [[Ely]] - but this has not been seen for some time.

==PC Joysticks==

===The Greek Stick===
[[Image:GreekStick1.jpg]]

Made by Greek company [http://www.cmsco.gr/ CMS]. There is also an Amiga version available.

===Competition Pro USB===
[[Image:Compusb.jpg]][[Image:Compusbblue.jpg]]</br>

A classic Joystick revived for modern Personal Computers. This is the replica of the original Competition Pro joystick from the 80's. The new SPEED-Link Competition Pro is fitted with a USB connector, features four buttons and an autofire function. The shaft is made of metal and extremely robust.
This joystick is suitable for any PC game that supports digital input devices. The Competition Pro is certainly the perfect joystick for emulators, e.g. VICE, UAE, WinUAE or MAME. Also available in transparent-blue design.
==== Features: ====
Digital joystick with micro switches, four digital buttons with micro switches, two digital axis, autofire function, USB connector, robust shaft, transparent blue design, compatible with Windows 98/ME/2000/XP.

==Amiga/Atari Joystick adaptors for modern PC==
This adaptors let the old arcade joysticks for Amiga/Atari ST work on every modern PC.
To use two joysticks under Windows95/98/ME you have to add a second joystick device (2-axis, 2-buttons). Using Windows 2000 you cannot install two seperate joysticks; instead, you have to choose the Two 2-button joysticks on a y-cord option. Windows XP users have to set up an custom game controller with 4 axis and 4 buttons.

===USB adaptors===
[[Image:USB Adaptor Amiga Joy.jpg]]

===Parallel port adaptors===
* [http://www.sensiblesoccer.de/quick/ Click here to purchase your Joystick Adaptor.]
Prior to use this adaptors you'll need to install the PPJoy (Parallel Port joystick) drivers.</br>

Get it here: [http://www.4shared.com/file/40481654/b87aaed3/PPJoySetup.html PPJoySetup.zip]</br>

[[Image:Parallel Adaptor Amiga Joy.jpg]]
[[Image:Parallel Adaptor Amiga Joy2.jpg]]

====4 Player Adaptor====
This parallel adaptors are also known as "Amiga 4 players adaptors" as they work also to let 2 more joysticks work on the amiga through its parallel port (is it possible to play with 4 joysticks also with [[Kick Off 2]]). On the modern PC the 4 player adaptor make 2 [[Amiga]] [[joysticks]] work with [[WinUAE]] and [[:Category:Kick Off Series|Kick Off]].<br>
[[Image:Parallel Adaptor 2Amiga Joy.jpg]]

===Analog PC Game port adaptors===
This adaptors let the [[Amiga]]/[[Atari]] [[joysticks]] work into all the PC Game port that usually are available on the sound cards. The PC gameports are designed for the usage of two analog joysticks with 2 buttons each. Analog joysticks are excellent for flight simulation but have too long reaction times for arcade games. If you once used a C-64 or AMIGA computer you certainly have a joystick but can not be plugged to the PC gameport. To make this possible Thre're appropriate interfaces. So you can use your old joystick for Kick Off On WinUAE or play arcade games with M.A.M.E.. The interface converts the digital signal to analog, using discrete ohm values depending on the joystick switches. This is basically the same way joypads work on the PC. It's all hardware, no software drivers needed.</br>

[[Image:Analog_Joystick_Adapter.jpg]]
[[Image:Pc-competitor.jpg]]
[[Image:Pccompetitor.gif]]

==Useful Links==
*[http://www.vesalia.de/ Vesalia Computer] - Big reseller of Amiga Hardware and software including USB replica of digital Joysticks.
*[http://stores.ebay.de/RETRO-USB RETRO-USB eBay shop] - reseller of USB and Parallel port adaptors for Amiga/Atari Joysticks
*[http://arcadecontrols.com/ Arcade controls] - Buid your own arcade controls FAQ
*[http://www.amigastuff.co.uk/ Amiga Stuff] - Reseller of Amiga joysticks and PC adaptors
*[http://www.centsible.com centsible] - Amiga & Commodore Joysticks and Analog PC Game port adaptors
*[http://www.amigadeals.co.uk/ Amiga Deals] - Arcade Joysticks and adaptors
*[http://www.computercity.biz Computer City] - On-line shop with a lot of Commodore Hardware & Joysticks
*[http://w5.cs.uni-sb.de/~stahl/com/index_uk.html PC-Competitor] - Arcade Joystick interfaces for PC Game Port.
*[http://www.cmsco.gr/ CMS Computers] - Greek reseller of the Greek stick
*[http://ppjoy.bossstation.dnsalias.org/Docs/PPJoyMain.htm PPJoy] - Parallel Port joystick driver for Windows 98/Me/2000/XP
*[http://www.paraschis.gr paraschis.gr] - Homepage of [[Spyros Paraschis]], featuring an article on rewiring an old greek Amiga metallic joystick
*[http://www.hardwarebook.net/adapter/userinput/amiga4joysticks.html The Hardware Book:Amiga 4-player adaptor] - Schematics to build an Amiga 4-player adaptor

[[Category:Hardware & Emulators]]

File:Arcade Turbo.jpg

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Rikki Fullarton

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[[Rikki]] is an english player. Active 2003 to 2009 and always a welcome addition (and a competitive player) in any competition.

*Winner of the [[:Category:2002 KOA World Cup|2002 World Cup]]
*Winner of the 2002 [[Top Scorer trophy]]

==Useful links==
[http://www.wonkasworld.com/ Runty] Official Fan site of [[Rikki]] (With [http://www.wonkasworld.com/forum/index.php forum])

[[Category:Competitions]]
[[Category:2002 KOA World Cup]]
[[Category:Kick Off History]]
[[Category:Hall of Fame]]
[[Category:Top Scorer trophy|Best scorer Trophy]]

Talk:Kick Off 2 competition version

2005-08-28T14:31:11Z

SteveC:

What is the "Dual PBD control by TeamA"?

When TeamA chooses his PBD setting, it affects TeamB too... so teamA controls whether it's a PBD or a NOPBD game.

File:Stats csv.zip

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SteveC: Stats of Default Teams

Stats of Default Teams