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- FIFA International Soccer (1993) David Platt and Piotr Swierczewski.
- FIFA Soccer 1995 (1994) Erik Thorstvedt.
- FIFA Soccer 1996 (1995) Andy Legg and Ioan Sabau.
- FIFA 97 (1996) David Ginola.
Jan 10, 2024 · Whether it's building out your "Ultimate Team" with new cards throughout the year or playing out your dream manager career for your favorite club, there is something for everyone in FIFA. Here is every FIFA cover by year. For a list of our most anticipated games for 2024, check out this article.
- FIFA 2003. Simply the most iconic FIFA cover of all time. Roberto Carlos, Ryan Giggs and Edgar Davids all look like they are about to drop the hardest rap album of all time.
- FIFA 06. The first-ever cover Rooney appeared on and arguably his best. Partnered alongside Ronaldinho in the pouring rain, what’s not to love?
- FIFA 2004. Perhaps the greatest collection of players to ever appear on the cover. The running shots, iconic kits and players make the cover of FIFA 2004 an all-timer.
- FIFA 08. The paint filter makes this one a classic.
- FIFA International Soccer (1993) - David Platt and Piotr Swierczewski. The debut of the FIFA series, and the image on the cover basically says ‘what soccer pics do we have the right to?’
- FIFA Soccer 95 (1994) - Erik Thorstvedt. The Norwegian goalkeeper takes pride of place on the cover of FIFA Soccer 95, and was probably chosen simply because of this excellent action shot, rather than his talents specifically.
- FIFA Soccer 96 (1995) - Andy Legg and Ioan Sabau. Another fantastic action shot here of a devastating slide tackle. Well, devastating for soccer, at least.
- FIFA 97 (1996) - David Ginola. This looks more like what we’ve come to expect from FIFA covers. David Ginola seemed to be chosen because of the talents and star power he had in that era – though his plain black and white kit feels a bit out of place.
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- Rank 13: FIFA: Road to World Cup 98
- Rank 12: FIFA 18
- Rank 11: FIFA Street
FIFA 20 is by far the worst part of the FIFA franchise. Bug crosses, El Tornado shots and whatever other nonsense there was. The game was no fun at all when you advanced to higher divisions in Ultimate Team or Seasons. Here the motto was just like: exploit every bug to score as many goals as possible. EA didn't bother to remove these bugs either. T...
Fits just as well as place 20: On place 19 we have FIFA 19. Basically there are quite similar complaints here as in FIFA 20, only not to this extreme extent. The UEFA Champions League and Europa League licences were celebrated as a great innovation. Apparently EA put more work and effort into buying the rights than into developing the gameplay back...
Compared to its innovative predecessor FIFA 10 and the super fun gameplay of FIFA 12, FIFA 11is one of the worse games of this period. Although new dribbling was added, FIFA 11 just couldn't live up to the high expectations. But it wasn't a mega bad game either.
Somewhere you have to rank these oldies. We can't say too much againstFIFA Football 05. But again the problem was that the predecessor, FIFA Football 04, set the bar so high that the successor could only fail.
Here we mainly remember the Nintendo DS version of FIFA 08, and it was really cool. It was just a great pastime as a kid. Back then, you could already create your own club in your career and compete with the best teams in the world. In 2008, FC Barcelona and FC Valencia (with David Villa and David Silva) were by far the best teams in the game.
FIFA 21was one of the most played FIFA games ever. But the reason for that was rather the Covid pandemic. Everyone was on lockdown for the second time, and there was nothing else to do but play FIFA 21. TheFIFA 21 soundtrack Heat Waves by Glass Animals is probably the most successful FIFA song of all time. Otherwise, FIFA 21 was more of a transitio...
InFIFA 09 a new game mode called Ultimate Teamwas introduced for the first time. Yup, that's how long FUT has been around. Of course, the mode was completely different back then, but the foundation for EA Sports' biggest source of incomewas laid with this game (via DLC).
FIFA World Cup France '98 was the first FIFA to have all the licences for the national teamsthat took part in the World Cup qualifiers. A milestone in the then still really young history of the franchise. Moreover, this game was the last one with indoor football for the time being. After that you either had to buy FIFA Street or wait until FIFA 20,...
FIFA 18 was a solid game, but it didn't introduce many innovations. The gameplay was changed in that players had their ownbody types and movements. Cristiano Ronaldo, for example, had his own distinctive running style that allowed him to beat "normal" defenders just by using his special moves. "The Journey" returned as a sequel.
OGs will definitely remember this game. FIFA Street was released in 2005, and everyone who owned a PlayStation 2 at the time played FIFA Street. Here you could give free rein to your creativity and skills on the small pitch. Until 1998 FIFA Street was a normal part of FIFA, so only in 2005 you could play 4v4 again.
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Jul 20, 2022 · Who was on the cover of FIFA 06? Even if you know the answer, you've come to the right place. We show you all FIFA covers in the history of EA's football simulation. Some legends are there, we reminisce. Make yourself comfortable and try to guess which stars were on which cover.
