Fifa 2002 Free download PC full Version

Features Added to FIFA 2002 World Cup:

FIFA World Cup 2002 presents 20 Japanese and Korean stadiums in all, each a seemingly faithful and certainly brilliantly rendered work of art, and the choice of day or night contests. Interestingly, the game does not offer inclement weather options. When the sides are selected and the go-ahead given, you'll take a dizzying ride from the top of the stadium to pitch level, taking in a profusion of visual treats along the way. Fireworks explode in the sky, laser effects dance all around, and a surging sea of spectators rises and falls as one. EA has adopted a high-contrast color palette for this edition, with greener grass, brighter daylight, darker night skies, punctuated lighting effects, and more vivid kits and thus has made the game look far more vibrant and alive than ever before.

Information of Fifa 2002:
Hot on the heels of FIFA Soccer 2002, Electronic Arts has readied a World Cup-themed alternate version of the game. As the name suggests, the game focuses squarely on the World Cup tournament which takes place in Japan and Korea (May 31 to June 30 2002). Though FIFA 2002 featured a Road to the World Cup mode, players who wanted to take their favorite national team to victory were out of luck: qualification was as far as you could go. 2002 FIFA World Cup picks up where the old game left off and brings the excitement of the tournament home like no other game.
Release Date: April 22, 2002
Rating:           E
Genre:           Sports
Publisher:      Electronic Arts
Download support: Torrent

System Requirements:
Windows XP/Me/2000/98/95
233MHz Intel Pentium MMX or AMD K6 Processor
32MB RAM (Windows 95/98/Me)
64MB RAM (Windows 2000)
128MB RAM (Windows XP)
4X CD/DVD-ROM Drive
50MB Hard Disk Space (additional for saved games)
Windows Swapfile
DirectX 7.0a
4MB Direct3D Capable Video Card with DirectX 7.0a Compatible Driver
DirectX 7.0a Compatible Sound Card
Keyboard
Mouse

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last reviewed on 25july2005