FIFA Football 2004

Speaking of sports, the first thing that comes to my mind is FIFA 2004, published by Electronic Arts on GBA. However, with more than 300 teams licensed by FIFA in practice, can it fit into the limited memory of this device? The answer is yes, and even some features exceed expectations. It is the ability to customize the time, the difficulty for each game, and the connection to compete with friends via wire cables. In total, there are more than 20 leagues and a breakdown that allows you to track the progress of each match. The idea is nothing new, just about to score goals as many as possible in 90 minutes to win. Most of this gameplay depends on drivers and the ability to build strategies, instead of potential players. Although the system provides a series of superstars for you to consolidate into the squad, believe me, this simulator is not really close to what you know but only includes health and a little speed. He can move a bit longer and is more durable than the opponent, and this only really shows its effect when the game’s AI is set at a difficult level.