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FIFA Soccer ’96

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Also known as
FIFA 96: Virtual Stadium Soccer FIFAサッカー96

This football simulation features 11 global leagues, 59 international teams, and real-time commentary for domestic and World Cup tournaments.

FIFA Soccer '96 was released for MS-DOS in 1995, the same year as the original game's debut on other platforms such as Sega Genesis and SNES.


							FIFA Soccer ’96 cover
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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1995
Genre
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Size
14.12 MB
Version
FIFA.BAT
Rating
0 votes

About FIFA Soccer ’96

FIFA Soccer 96 is a football simulation offering a broad selection of teams from both club and international competitions. Players can engage in friendly matches, domestic league tournaments, or global events like the World Cup.

The game features a custom team creator, allowing for the modification of existing squads or the assembly of a personalized roster. Commentary is provided in real time by John Motson, with the quantity of available phrases scaling based on the system's memory.

Visual presentation is handled through Virtual Stadium technology, which provides multiple pre defined camera angles during play. The scope includes fifty nine national sides and eleven worldwide leagues, from prominent European divisions to less familiar ones.

FIFA Soccer ’96 Screenshots

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This picture is taken from the fancy FMV intro video
Title screen
Opening
Main menu
Options menu
The players run onto the glossy SVGA pitch
This is FIFA96's VGA mode
Shearer and Sheringham about to kick off a game for England
In-game controller selection: move each controller in the direction of the desired team
Friendly match