FIFA International Soccer
FIFA International Soccer is a football simulation game developed by Extended Play Productions and published by Electronic Arts. Released in 1993 for the SNES, it was the first installment in the FIFA series and set the standard for football video games with its isometric viewpoint and official licensing.
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About This Game
FIFA International Soccer introduced several innovations to football games, including an isometric '3/4' perspective rather than the traditional top-down view used in earlier football games.
The game featured international teams with real player names for the first time in a football video game, thanks to EA's licensing agreement with FIFA.
Despite some criticism for its unrealistic physics and animations, FIFA International Soccer was a commercial success and established EA Sports as a major player in sports video games.
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