In 1993, EA Sports released FIFA International Soccer, on the Sega Mega Drive.
Thus it’s now for EA Sports to prove that the constant is not in the name.
It’s in the game.
On top of these baubles, we have a couple of nifty features.
And it usuallyis, until it’s not.
But there is always some advance on the gripes of yesteryear.
That’s the curious constant of the annual sports game: it will remain forever and remain the best.
It’s one part Football Manager to one part Pokemon.
I will make a terrible confession to you.
I don’t actuallyenjoyUltimate Team.
you might change the side of the player indicator in the HUD.
Plus, the usual fittings and fixtures are in place.
The ghost ofFIFA Streetlives on in Volta Mode.
The Career Mode is here if you wish to mend a club’s fortunes and ferry it to glory.
There are improvements, and there are problems - business as usual.
The era of EA Sports' FIFA may be over, but the game goes on.
