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FIFA: Road to World Cup 98

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Also known as
FIFA 98 FIFA ロード・トゥ・ワールドカップ 98 FIFA: A Caminho da Copa 98 FIFA: Die WM-Qualifikation 98 FIFA: En Route pour la Coupe du Monde 98 FIFA: Rumbo al Mundial 98

Guide a team through World Cup qualification and tournament play across varied global systems.

FIFA: Road to World Cup 98 was released for the Sega Genesis in 1997, the same year as the original game's worldwide release on other platforms.


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About FIFA: Road to World Cup 98

FIFA: Road to World Cup 98 is a soccer simulation centered on the qualification process for the 1998 FIFA World Cup. Its primary mode allows players to guide a national team through the varied regional qualification systems and into the final tournament.

The presentation includes commentary from John Motson and Andy Gray, with Des Lynam providing match introductions. Audio design incorporates specific crowd chants for each team, and players are visually distinguished by unique facial features and hairstyles.

Gameplay occurs across 16 different outdoor stadiums. The experience is broader than international competition alone, as it also includes a league mode featuring 189 clubs from 11 leagues. Compared to earlier versions, the action is faster and the artificial intelligence has been expanded.

FIFA: Road to World Cup 98 Screenshots

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Title screen
Main menu
Lots of new options, such as creating your own players and team
Game settings
Creating a player. No portraits yet, pity...
Creating your own team
Corner kick
You can also transfer players
You can practice lots of things
Team statistics
Goaltender kicks
Penalty kick