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Video Games : FIFA Football 2003 (GameCube)
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FIFA Football 2003 (GameCube) from: Electronic Arts List Price: £39.99 Childrens Toy Shop Price: £34.99 You Save: £5.00 (13%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Video Game Brand: Electronic Arts EAN: 5030930032203 Label: Electronic Arts Manufacturer: Electronic Arts Manufacturer Maximum Age: 18 years Manufacturer Minimum Age: 36 months Number Of Items: 1 Platform: GameCube Publisher: Electronic Arts Release Date: November 01, 2002 Studio: Electronic Arts Sales Rank: 11203 Accessories:
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Editorial Review: Amazon.co.uk Review: FIFA Football 2003 may well be approached with scepticism: will the gameplay changes and revamp really be something new and dynamic, or just another yearly upgrade? Well, this edition is a surprise--not only are the animation and presentation top notch as usual, but it is really playable and the ball and player physics seem 100 times better than before. EA have done their homework. The 10th year of FIFA doesn't just see the player names updated and few tweaks here and there--it's more of a mini revolution. There are two new modes of play, simulation and arcade play--one for the more tactical player who likes the fancy approach to play and the other for those more frenetic matches. As usual, vast numbers of teams and players are included (still no Oxford Utd, though--Oxford Ed); all the big name players are instantly recognisable, Edgar Davids being one fantastic example. The tons of extra features include a new European tournament and loads of DVD clips. --Laurent S Hall Cube Magazine: "It's great to see FIFA back on Nintendo, and this version sits proudly on top of the league. 8.5/10." Product Description: FIFA Football 2003 introduces a reworked AI engine that focuses on three new enhancements: team play, team tactics and real-player attributes. Use the advantage of playing as a team to break down the opposition with precision passing and quality finishing, face the onslaught of an opposing team 1-0 down in the 80th minute as they throw all their players upfront, and experience the challenge provided by the individual strengths and skills of European football's top stars. A fundamental change in the control of the ball results in more natural gameplay, with deflections, missed headers and scrambled goals reflecting the real nature of football. Dead ball situations are a pivotal part of the real game; FIFA Football 2003 incorporates a new interface that requires the level of skill and strategy that has allowed stars such as Roberto Carlos to shine in the real world. A new set-piece dynamic provides complete control over the power and swerve of free kicks. All the great players look and behave as they do in real life, competing in all the top leagues and all the greatest national teams from around the world; FIFA offers you total licensed football with 16 leagues, 450 teams and 10,000 players. In Club Championship Mode you'll be in competition with 18 of the greatest European teams. Feel the intense big-match atmosphere with all the star players, real stadia, real stats and your favourite club-specific crowd chants. Also, FIFA Football 2003's TV-style presentation features some of Europe's greatest commentary teams calling the action. All new half-time and end-of-match highlights let you relive every key moment. Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - OLD BUT GREATThis game is old but it still is one of the best fifas out.My favourite bit about this game is you can slide tackle the keeper when he has the ball in his hands. Rating:  - This game is OKWhen you want to shoot for the goal, it doesn't have a quick reaction. Apart from that, everything else is OK. Sometimes the computer plays quite hard but not so hard that you can't beat it after some practice. Rating:  - Ok gameThis game when out was the best football game but however still has some flaws. The tricks are good and are the feature of this game and the graphics are nice. + Graphics + Tricks are not too hard or too easy to do - The management is not as good as 2005 - Playability isn't as good as 2005 either Rating: - Fifa 2003, continuing a great series?I remember buying my first every Fifa game. It was Fifa International Soccer in 1994(?) roughly. And when you look at the progress made between that game, and this, you realise how much the new games improve each time. Fifa 2003 is the best in this series of football games so far (I am excluding 2004). I felt that 2002 was a bit of a disaster with annoying traits, and guaranteed scoring angles, but I found this to be a massive improvement. The Gameplay: This has been improved much from the previous games, but not necessarily in all fields. -On previous games, you could always guarantee scoring from a certain angle, or in a certain way, and I understand that before this might have been unavoidable with the ... Read More: Rating: - The Best FIFA game so farCertainly the best FIFA game of them all, and the best footbal game available on Gamecube (unless you import Winning Eleven 6). However the gamecube version is not as good as the PC version, which I also own. The graphics aren't as good ( and I only have a mid-range PC); the computer never makes tactical substitutions unlike the PC version; crowd chants and commentary are much more limited in the GC version; and there is no option to save replays etc in the Gamecube version. Also, In the gamecube version it is virtually impossible to score directly from free kicks, even if you hit it on green. Scoring headers from crosses is also virtually impossible, making the game a lot worse than the PC version. In all, a good game, but ... Read More: |
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