FIFA Soccer 2004 - PlayStation 2

Platform:
PlayStation 2
Release date:
2003-11-04
Genre:
Sports
Score:
8.4
Publisher:
Electronic Arts, Inc.
Developer:
Electronic Arts Canada
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Game description

FIFA Soccer 2004 features eighteen leagues, with thirty-five national teams and over ten thousand players. Take them into a multi-season career, or individual tournaments or matches. Like EA's other 2004 games it has an in-depth career mode, where you must manage your budget and team. Promote players, demote players, and renegotiate contracts, all in an effort to get your team to the finals again and again. The skills to master range from kicked passes and headers to lob passes and bicycle kicks. You can take control of players before the ball reaches them, which makes it easier to find space to take the ball. Like other 2004 titles, FIFA uses the right analog stick for it's Freestyle gameplay. Console versions use the EA Sports Bio, whereby you can continue to improve your gamer level and unlock rewards by playing other 2004 titles, such as Madden NFL 2004 or NBA Live 2004.

Game files information

Torrent name:
FIFA Soccer 2004 (USA) (En,Es)
Region:
USA
Files size:
1.8GiB
File list:
/FIFA Soccer 2004 (USA) (En,Es)/FIFA Soccer 2004 (USA) (En,Es).7z

Covers

Media
Front Cover
Spine/Sides
Back Cover
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Manual
Manual

Screenshots

These are the fifteen leagues. In addition to these there are other divisions, for example the FA league has the Premier League, and divisions one, two, and three
Following the licensing and logo screens there's a sequence in which the three footballers on the cover run around a football stadium illuminated by spotlights on helicopters
The game's title screen
After selecting a league and a team the player gets through to the main menu. The stars indicate features new to this game.
This is the game's new My FIFA option. The Hall of Kits option is locked at the start of the game.
These are the game options. All the options with a star are new options for this game
This is screen is shown while the practice session loads
The start of the career mode. This is where the player selects their league. Note this shows lower divisions for four of the leagues represented
The career mode depends upon 'Prestige' which is earned by achieving targets like this.
Prestige points can be spent on training. Training can be spent on individual player training or team training
These are the in game controls featuring the camera controls.
These are the half time match stats. In career mode the player can choose to have both teams played by the computer, that's the only reason Darlington are in the lead.
This is from the tutorial which shows the game's new 'off the ball' feature and allows the player on the ball to play the ball into space for another player to run onto
An in-game shot from one of the tutorials
From the FIFA Online menu, the player selects their account id and server to play with their friends.