- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Release Date: Apr 24, 2006
- Also On: PC
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 33 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 16 out of 33
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Mixed: 8 out of 33
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Negative: 9 out of 33
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Dec 30, 2012
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JakeI.May 3, 2006
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OscarA.May 4, 2006
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ThomasS.May 9, 2006I have played much better soccer games than this. It's abysmal to say the least, the AI in particular is quite terrible. Sensible World of Soccer is still the best in the genre.
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JeffA.Jun 30, 2006Superb game. All the thrills and action of the FIFA World Cup. Truly next gen graphics melded with excellent gameplay and great control make 2006 FIFA World Cup a must have game.
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RyanW.Apr 19, 2006Love the stadiums, they feel more alive than in previous titles. The fireworks are cool.
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DaveR.Apr 26, 2006
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S.D.Apr 28, 2006The best Fifa since RtWC '98, by a distance. They've finally taken not of the excellent Winning Eleven series and mirrored many aspects of the gameplay, and although the ball physics are still not at that high level, it is a top effort, and much more fun than PES5, even if it does fall short of the excellent Winning Eleven 10.
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ReelWorldApr 28, 2006A huge improvement over the first title. GUI is excellent, graphics are top notch and the sound is amazing. Good choice of teams (127 total) and a tried and true gameplay make this one of the best 360 titles yet and arguably the deepest and greatest sports title for the console so far.
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ShimmyApr 28, 2006Dont believe the hype (or the gloss) - this is still just a football game for kids, or people who know nothing about football. Pro Evolution Soccer is still the only real player on the block.
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MisterB.Jun 21, 2006
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RichardSJun 3, 2006
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Awards & Rankings
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EA put together its most solid soccer gameplay experience yet and the deepest World Cup title of all time. Still, it's hard to argue that the gameplay, an obvious imitation of Winning Eleven, is better, but with star players and a nifty new shooting mechanism, it would be hard to argue it's worse.
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The control feels natural and responsive, but the Xbox 360 version features somewhat larger players on the feild than the PS2 - something gamers without big screens may wish to consider.
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This is the first of the fully-featured Xbox 360 sports games from EA, and it's got everything you missed in the launch title. And it's definitely what I would consider to be a "next-generation" game. When you play it, you'll see from the kickoff exactly what I mean.