pronewbie
30-03-2002, 11:15:PM
Why buy FIFA World Cup instead of any of the other football titles due for release around the time of the World Cup?
Wlodyka: FIFA is absolutely the complete football experience. FIFA has always had great visuals, and they've been tremendously enhanced for World Cup. What blows you away the most is how much the game has changed - traditionally we've been associated with being an arcadey version of the game, which is great because people have picked it up and had fun right away, and we've kept that in place, plus added a new Beginner level to give new users a chance to enjoy it.
More importantly though, we're moving forward trying to make it a more realistic football experience in terms of how the players play and what animations we use. The new airplay system allows you to do things like little flick-on passes to breaking players, and also score new goals you've never been able to manage before.
In addition to this we've added a souvenir element to the product, so we offer the user the chance to see what's happening in different parts of the world. We have videos that show off what football means to people in Africa, and how they group up with football compared to Europe, Asia, and South America. There's also exclusive John Motsen commentary, and behind the scenes footage of the orchestra sessions.
These aren't reasons to buy the product necessarily, but they put it together into a nice, cohesive package.
Wlodyka: FIFA is absolutely the complete football experience. FIFA has always had great visuals, and they've been tremendously enhanced for World Cup. What blows you away the most is how much the game has changed - traditionally we've been associated with being an arcadey version of the game, which is great because people have picked it up and had fun right away, and we've kept that in place, plus added a new Beginner level to give new users a chance to enjoy it.
More importantly though, we're moving forward trying to make it a more realistic football experience in terms of how the players play and what animations we use. The new airplay system allows you to do things like little flick-on passes to breaking players, and also score new goals you've never been able to manage before.
In addition to this we've added a souvenir element to the product, so we offer the user the chance to see what's happening in different parts of the world. We have videos that show off what football means to people in Africa, and how they group up with football compared to Europe, Asia, and South America. There's also exclusive John Motsen commentary, and behind the scenes footage of the orchestra sessions.
These aren't reasons to buy the product necessarily, but they put it together into a nice, cohesive package.