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FIFA Soccer 95

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Also known as
FIFA Soccer '95

Control over 200 club teams in national leagues with improved passing and smarter goalkeepers.

FIFA Soccer 95 was released for the Sega Genesis in 1994, the same year as its original release on the platform.


							FIFA Soccer 95 cover
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Released
1994
Genre
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Size
1.11 MB
Rating
3 votes

About FIFA Soccer 95

FIFA Soccer 95 expanded the series by focusing on club-level competition, introducing teams from eight nations to bring the total roster beyond two hundred. This shift from primarily international play allowed for a variety of domestic league and tournament structures within the game.

Technical improvements included a battery backup in the cartridge, which replaced password systems for saving up to four competitions. On the field, control responsiveness was enhanced to facilitate passing strategies, while new attacking options like volley kicks and more effective headers were added. Goalkeeper artificial intelligence was improved for better defensive reactions.

The game also provided new ways to practice and execute plays. A dedicated penalty shootout mode offered quick matches, and set pieces were redesigned to allow players to select from predefined tactical options rather than taking a simple direct kick.

FIFA Soccer 95 Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Main menu
Team selection
Kick off
Celebrating a goal
A foul
Defending on the box
Aerial challenge
A save
Flying save
Taking a corner
Adjusting coverage