A Historical Look at World Cup Video Games
April 17th, 2006 | by: WC Bob |
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We’re not too big into video games these days, but there was a time when we spent days on end playing FIFA 1994 by Electonic Arts. There was a move we had when we played as Spain that was simply unstoppable. We always thought that Spain would fair better in the World Cup if its players would run like the a-b-a button combination. We’re waxing nostalgic thanks to a posting that takes you through the history of EA’s sports games. Looking at the simple graphics of those early games makes us long for the days when you didn’t need an advanced degree to figure out how to control the players. Here’s a snapshot of the various World Cup related games over the years. To get your hands on this year’s games, go here.

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1998

2002

2006
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Euler
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Mont
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http://portugal.worldcupblog.org Luis Paulo
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soze
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http://www.originalrudeboy.com/ Tomislav Chagall
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Futahaguro
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Thomas McBride

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