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EA announces that FIFA Soccer 06 has shipped in Europe and the sports sim will
be available in North America on Tuesday: EA’s FIFA Soccer 06 HITS STORES
ACROSS THE WORLD
Best-Selling Soccer Franchise Is Now Available in Europe and Hits Shelves in
North America on October 4
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. – September 30, 2005 – Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: ERTS), the
world’s leading interactive entertainment software company, announces the
release of FIFA Soccer 06 under the EA SPORTS™ brand. FIFA Soccer, one of EA’s
top-selling sports franchises, includes major enhancements to the gameplay and
management modes, making FIFA Soccer 06 “The Total Soccer Experience.” The game
is available in stores in Europe today, and worldwide the first week of October.
FIFA Soccer 06 delivers a combination of attacking gameplay, complete
customization, the deepest Manager mode ever, and pure authenticity. Intuitive
gameplay enables you to command every move of your player with pinpoint
accuracy. Passing, shooting, and tackling is now more responsive than ever and
enables you to trap, shield, and dribble like a world-class soccer player.
Freddy Adu, Ronaldinho, and Omar Bravo are featured as the North American cover
athletes and represent the global depth of this franchise. Adu exploded into the
world of professional soccer as the youngest U.S. athlete to sign with a
professional sports franchise in the past 100 years when he signed with Major
League Soccer in November 2003. Ronaldinho was named FIFA World Player of the
Year in 2004 and played an integral part of Brazil’s 1999 Copa America team at
the age of 19. Bravo is widely considered to be one of the most exciting young
players on the world stage. He is already a key player for his home club, Chivas
Guadalajara, and is now starring for the Mexican national team.
FIFA Soccer 06 was developed by a multi-national team of soccer aficionados at
the EA Canada studio in Vancouver, B.C., and is shipping on the PlayStation®2
computer entertainment system, the Xbox® video game system from Microsoft, the
Nintendo GameCube™, PC-CD, PSP™ (PlayStation® Portable) handheld entertainment
system, Game Boy® Advance, and Nintendo DS™. EA SPORTS FIFA Soccer 06 will also
be available for mobile. For further product information please visit:
www.fifa06.ea.com
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Re: bashing EA is popular nowadays ah? |
Oct 2, 2005, 16:31 |
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I have played FIFA for the last 12 years and since FIFA 95 the series has went totally down hill. Also if you look at sales in the last 2 years then EA's FIFA is the underdog.
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bashing EA is popular nowadays ah? |
Oct 2, 2005, 08:45 |
atrius |
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Really... Why do people bash Fifa06 for being made by a certain company? How many of you have already played the 2006 version? I guess its kinda cool liking the underdog..
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No subject |
Oct 2, 2005, 07:59 |
aldo_14 |
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Re: FIFA is a farce |
Oct 1, 2005, 18:23 |
Quboid |
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I think they can't make an NFL game at all. They can presumably make an American Football game (I don't imagine the rules are "owned" by anyone) and call it NFA (National Football Association) and use nearly real names (sorry, can't name any American Footballers to give an example, but footballer (real football) Steven Gerrard would become Steve Gerald or something like that).
It's sucky, but if the game is a hit like PES, 3rd party patches will come out. There is a PES4 patch out that uses the superb FM2005 data to create real teams/players, for exaple.
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Re: FIFA is a farce |
Oct 1, 2005, 17:52 |
Big_Bear |
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Does that mean no other Game Company can create an NFL Game ?
Or does that mean that if a Game is created then they can not use the real player names ?
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Re: FIFA is a farce |
Oct 1, 2005, 17:10 |
FourPak |
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better hope EA doesn't buy exclusive rights to the game of Soccer like they have with US Football.
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Re: FIFA is a farce |
Oct 1, 2005, 12:27 |
Masa |
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I agree, waiting for PES5.
Even the PSP version is pretty good, I've heard.
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Re: FIFA is a farce |
Oct 1, 2005, 12:02 |
Geese |
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I take Konami's PES4 anytime, THEY at least know how to get it right. A supreme soccer game in all aspects
It's too bad that EA has the general sports gaming population snowed into thinking EA sports is 'where it is'. It's amazing how many people will flock to a game because it's on TV, and even more assume that a name associated with it (Madden, for instance) makes it pure gold. |
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Re: FIFA is a farce |
Oct 1, 2005, 05:54 |
Scorpion |
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I agree, waiting for PES5.
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FIFA is a farce |
Oct 1, 2005, 03:09 |
Mr.Mouse |
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FIFA sucks. It's a truckload of old bad routines with a new number (2006) slapped on. Worthless pieces of software. EA should be ashamed of themselves for producing bad version after bad version. Easy money huh? I take Konami's PES4 anytime, THEY at least know how to get it right. A supreme soccer game in all aspects.
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Fifa - Thumbs Down |
Oct 1, 2005, 02:07 |
Big_Bear |
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I personally don't like the EA FIFA Franchise it doesn't really capture the spirit of Football. Pro Evolution Soccer on the other hand does the sport justice.
I will buy Pro Evo Soccer to satisfy my Virtual Football needs.
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