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FIFA Soccer '96

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Control 217 teams in isometric matches, with options for action or simulation gameplay.

FIFA Soccer '96 for Game Boy was released in 1996 by Black Pearl Software, while the original game (FIFA Soccer 96) first launched in 1995 on other platforms such as Sega Genesis and SNES.


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Released
1996
Original release
1995
Genre
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Size
286.35 KB
Rating
0 votes

About FIFA Soccer '96

FIFA Soccer '96 on Game Boy presents a traditional soccer experience built around match play from an isometric perspective, where players directly control the athletes. The available content includes 217 teams, with 59 of these being national teams, though real names are not used due to licensing restrictions.

Several modes are offered for competition, such as friendly matches, national leagues, tournaments, and playoffs. Users can configure various match settings, including weather conditions and the possibility of athlete injuries, and can select a global preference for gameplay that leans more toward action or simulation. Technical and content differences from console versions are noted, such as a reduced number of national leagues and the absence of features like a practice mode, save functionality, or a team editor.

FIFA Soccer '96 Screenshots

12 images
Title Screen.
Game Setup.
Pick a tournament.
Select your team.
Next game.
Your lineup.
Kick-off.
Attacking down the wing.
On the attack.
Goal!
A shot at goal.
Opposition celebrating.