Examining if memories of video games from the 1980s and 1990s represent classics that truly stand the test of time.
EA Sports’ World Cup 98 was the third FIFA game on Nintendo 64 (N64) when it was released in May 1998. It contained new features and improvements over FIFA: Road to World Cup 98, but World Cup 98 only included World Cup participants and not league teams. Do you think World Cup 98 still deserves recognition?
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International Superstar Soccer ’98 for Nintendo 64 (N64) came out in September 1998, which was one year after the original ISS64. International Superstar Soccer ’98 was even better, but how does it hold up so many years later?
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International Superstar Soccer 64 for Nintendo 64 (N64) came out in August 1997 and quickly became the most realistic, engrossing and beautiful soccer game of all-time. As technology and EA’s FIFA games have evolved, does International Superstar Soccer 64 still hold a special place in gaming history?
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FIFA: Road to World Cup 98 for Nintendo 64 (N64) arrived in December 1997, which was less than a year after FIFA Soccer 64. It was much improved in every category and was even the first N64 game to use the medium resolution mode (512 x 240). Was it better than International Superstar Soccer 64?
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FIFA Soccer 64 for Nintendo 64 (N64) arrived in March 1997 as part of the “Dream Team” agreement with Nintendo. This N64-exclusive version of the game was actually based on FIFA ’97 (PlayStation), with just a few new features. How does this version rank among the numerous FIFA entries?
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