FIFA Soccer 2003
Description (IGDB)
PlayStation port of FIFA 2003.
Description en cours d'enrichissement.
Médias
Avis des critiques et joueurs
Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« The most realistic and technically advanced soccer game to date. It's almost too real. [Dec 2002, p.91] »
« The controls have been totally overhauled, and you now have an unprecedented level of influence over the ball. [Dec 2002, p.160] »
« Totally revamped from the ground up, and it shows. Great graphics and the best gameplay the series has seen in years. »
« "Pro Evo" is still the better game, and will last you longer, but FIFA is arguably the sweeter experience in the short term. FIFA’s presentation, style and gameplay are all great, but "Pro Evolution Soccer 2" gives the hardcore footy fan the chance to really live out their footy fantasies. »
« The improvements in the gameplay department went a long way towards making this the most realistic footie game to ever grace a next-generation console. »
« It’s hard not to enjoy FIFA 2003 and, though not in the same league as "Pro Evolution Soccer" in terms of gameplay, for the gamer who wants the most atmospheric and authentic football experience there is no equal on PS2. »
« The control system just isn't up to scratch and this makes passing the ball a bit like searching for a needle in a haystack. »
« An excellent game that will appeal to any soccer fan who prefers realism to the fast-paced, high-scoring style of other soccer games. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« "9.1/10 – FIFA 2003: FIFA 2003 marks a major leap for the series with significantly improved passing, shooting, and ball physics for its time. The game introduces more realistic player animations and a stronger focus on tactical build-up play. Career and tournament modes feel more complete, offering better long-term engagement. While modern standards expose its limitations, it was a groundbreaking entry that defined early 2000s football gaming." »
« I loved fifa 2003 my first game of nintendo game cube For me are best game of football of the time and now 2023 year »