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- Platform: Game Boy Advance
- PEGI Rating: Ages 3 and Over
- Media: Video Game
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All great players have a great first touch and, thanks to EA Sports’ all-new fluid player kinetic system, the same is now true for FIFA Football 2005 users. This year, a player’s first touch becomes the ultimate gift to those who can think quickly and act fast to outsmart the opposition. A brand new animation system ensures that every button press is directly mirrored on the pitch, accurately reflecting the speed and vision of the world’s greatest players. Featuring more official team and league licenses than any other football game (including lower leagues from the most competitive European countries), an enhanced and extended Career Mode, and an all-new Creation Zone that lets you customise new tournaments or even put yourself into the game, FIFA Football 2005 is the only complete, authentic and intelligent football experience.
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20 of 22 people found the following review helpful
Bought Fifa 2005 on GBA SP a few days ago. And after playing every game mode and enjoying them all, I'd like to say that EA have done well to create a game of this quality for a handheld console. It's a lot harder to make a good footie sim on GBA than on larger consoles and that is the reason it's getting four stars rather than one or two, as I'd give it if it was on a PS2.
This isn't really a football sim, more of an entertaining arcade football game. It is quite easy to score goals and you can bang five or six past a team on professional quite quickly. The throw ins are very inaccurate and you will give it to the other team 7 times out of 10. Free-kicks are also extremely hard to score (I haven't scored one yet) as when you try to shoot you just loop the ball into the keepers hands. Penalties are also quite hard to score, and I have scored none of the three I've taken. The faces aren't realiseable either.
Those are the bad points. Now here are the points I have to praise EA on. They have made a fairly entertaining and addictive football game. The game modes, tournament, career, friendly and challenge are all entertaining and the challenges are a challenge. Though Rooney plays for Everton and Scholes plays for England, this game is fairly up to date with the teams. Before Pro Evo fans come out and start criticising the gameplay, I have to say that for a GBA game, the gameplay is fairly fluent and the one touch pass and shot is a great addition. A good game!
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Ok i was playing pro evo for 7 years on my ps2 , but due to some reasons i stuck up playing gba. I was afraid of bying a football game for the system but the truth is i couldn;t do without one. However the game proved to be really above my expectations. Great graphics (i don't think that with the same framerate the advance can perform better), many teams and great sound. This game has a great arcade gameplay but controls like 1-2 and through balls give some depth to it. You can do even overhead kicks. Lots of competitions mean that you can play tons of hour. The one star minus is due to the game\s difficulty. The second day i could play at world class which is the most difficult level. However if you take more mediocre teams and not some superstar ones the game is preety challenging in this level. Buy it and have fun , it is preety good considering the fact that it is the only advance soccer game!
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good game cheap price to
may be old but still fun
got some good extras on like challenge mode very nice touch
may be old but still fun
got some good extras on like challenge mode very nice touch
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