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amp
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 Posted: 29 Oct 2002 01:13 PM Post subject: Fifa 2003 and NBA Inside Drive for X-box |
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| NBA Inside Drive just came out for the X-box and Fifa 2003 is coming out in November. You can bet that these will be the top two sports games after Madden 2003. |
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elchrist
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| Posted: 29 Oct 2002 04:09 PM Post subject: |
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I'm real interested in FIFA 2003. I don't own a console gaming system, but I may pick it up for the PC.
Does anyone know if the EA Sports will include the Mexican or any other Latin American football leagues? |
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elchrist
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| Posted: 04 Dec 2002 01:17 PM Post subject: Re: Fifa 2003 and NBA Inside Drive for X-box |
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| amp wrote: | | NBA Inside Drive just came out for the X-box and Fifa 2003 is coming out in November. You can bet that these will be the top two sports games after Madden 2003. |
I recently got to play FIFA 2003 on the X-box and I must say that this game is completely addictive. The graphics are incredible (for our current time) and the gameplay is very realistic.
At first it's a little bit difficult to play, especially if it's the first time you've used an X-box controller, but it's quick to adapt. Scoring is somewhat difficult at first as well, but remember this isn't basketball, so when you score a goal, it's cause you've really earned it.
The only thing missing that I could've hoped for was the Mexican league, though this is understandable. Mexico seems to barely be getting a good world-wide repution in futbol, so maybe FIFA 2004 will include the league. The Seleccion Mexicana is included with international play, so it's all good for now.
Gooooooooooool! |
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spic-ole
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| Posted: 04 Dec 2002 01:52 PM Post subject: Re: Fifa 2003 and NBA Inside Drive for X-box |
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| elchrist wrote: |
I recently got to play FIFA 2003 on the X-box and I must say that this game is completely addictive. The graphics are incredible (for our current time) and the gameplay is very realistic.
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This game is definitely a really fun and realistic game. I also agree that it is addictive. It's completely worth purchasing (if you have an x-box). I haven't tried the ps2 version but it must be just as good if not better.
The gameplay is so realistic that I kicked elchrist's ass, as he would never be able to beat me in real life either. It is good, oh so good. |
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Mr.Tasty
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| I thought that mexico didn't have a league because the game was targeted toward europeans, but Brazil has a league. I guess the programers don't think much of the mexican league. |
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elchrist
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| Mr.Tasty wrote: | | I thought that mexico didn't have a league because the game was targeted toward europeans, but Brazil has a league. I guess the programers don't think much of the mexican league. |
I'm not exactly an "expert," but Mexico has really stepped up as of late. The Mexican national head coach, Javier Aguirre, got himself a coaching job right after the World Cup in the Spain Liga, which is ranked one of the best, if not the best, futbol league in the world.
Many of the Mexican national players are playing overseas as well, which will really help them out in Germany 2006. |
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Mr.Tasty
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| Posted: 04 Dec 2002 03:29 PM Post subject: |
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| elchrist wrote: | | Mr.Tasty wrote: | | I thought that mexico didn't have a league because the game was targeted toward europeans, but Brazil has a league. I guess the programers don't think much of the mexican league. |
I'm not exactly an "expert," but Mexico has really stepped up as of late. The Mexican national head coach, Javier Aguirre, got himself a coaching job right after the World Cup in the Spain Liga, which is ranked one of the best, if not the best, futbol league in the world.
Many of the Mexican national players are playing overseas as well, which will really help them out in Germany 2006. |
If they are not discriminating based on markets, I'm sure they are not discriminating based on prestige either because they have some shitty leagues on there, like israel and korea. |
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chainsmokinmonkey
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| Posted: 07 Dec 2002 03:37 PM Post subject: |
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| elchrist wrote: | I'm real interested in FIFA 2003. I don't own a console gaming system, but I may pick it up for the PC.
Does anyone know if the EA Sports will include the Mexican or any other Latin American football leagues? |
i don't think it will. none of the other editions have them. they just can't get the licensing for those leagues. that's okay. i really didn't want to see a game with america in it. fuck televisa! |
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Mars
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[quote="elchrist
Many of the Mexican national players are playing overseas as well, which will really help them out in Germany 2006.[/quote]
Would you like some STEEL RESERVE to go with you gremany 2006  |
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