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FIFA: Road to World Cup 98

Nintendo N64

Release Date: 1997

Sports Sports - Soccer
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Description

"FIFA: Road to World Cup 98," developed by EA Canada and published by Electronic Arts, is a celebrated football simulation video game that captured the hearts of soccer aficionados worldwide upon its release. Designed for the Nintendo 64 among other platforms, this game stands out as a pivotal release in the FIFA series, mainly due to its comprehensive licensing, allowing players to choose from 172 national teams. What set it apart during its era was not just the inclusion of every FIFA-recognized national team, but also its faithful stadiums and accurate, lively crowd animations, providing a realistic and immersive soccer experience. Gamers could embark on the arduous journey of qualifying and competing in the 1998 FIFA World Cup, making it a must-play for fans dreaming of global soccer glory.

The gameplay in "FIFA: Road to World Cup 98" is noted for its enhancements over previous installments, including AI improvements and an advanced graphics engine suitable for the capabilities of the Nintendo 64. Players experienced enhanced control with the ability to perform various soccer techniques such as back-heels, ball shielding, and tactical dribbling. With the revolutionary inclusion of various weather conditions affecting gameplay, and a commentary led by John Motson and Andy Gray, the game delivered a dynamic and engaging soccer simulation. Additionally, it was one of the first games to feature an in-game soundtrack, with Blur’s "Song 2" pumping up the adrenaline for many players as they navigated through menus or celebrated goals, adding an extra layer of excitement to the engaging gameplay.

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