EA SPORTS FIFA HISTORY

FIFA Soccer 96 is a video game developed by Extended Play Productions and released by Electronic Arts in 1995.

The fourth game in the FIFA series. The main new feature of the game other than the motion capture was the indoor football mode.

FIFA: Road to World Cup 98, the fifth game in the series. Introducing official national team kits, team and player customization, 16 stadiums and the Road to World Cup mode.

Fifa 99 is a multi-platform football game featuring 20 real-world stadiums to play in, as well as 250 clubs from 12 territories.

One of the earliest full simulations of football. The game is based on international matches and utilises an isometric viewpoint unlike other football games at the time.

On this title from EA was explored a new generation of soccer games. With better graphics for the age and new game play features, the fun factor reached new levels and the game also, provided new ways of games and kinds of tournaments. Was one of pioneer.

The seventh game in the main FIFA series. The US Major League Soccer was officially licensed for the first time.

Offering more than 50 national teams, and 17 major leagues such as the Bundesliga, Major League Soccer, the Premier League, and La Liga, FIFA 2001 offers a smoother and redesigned approach to simulation football.

Introducing power bars for passes and dribbling reduction, FIFA Soccer 2002 adds to the usual football simulation experience with a bonus game with the nations that qualified for the 2002 World Cup.

The tenth game in the Fifa series, introducing new features Club Championship Mode, and Freestyle Control, in which you play against 17 of Europe's top clubs in their own stadiums.

Fifa 2004 allows the player to simulate football matches with their favourite teams as well as introducing secondary divisions allowing promotion attempts through the leagues.