PS1 FIFA Soccer 96

Product detailed description

FIFA Soccer 96 is a football video game released by EA Sports for the PlayStation 1 (PS1) game console in 1995. The game is part of the popular FIFA series and is one of the first games to use a graphics engine with fully 3D animated players and realistic football match visuals.

3D graphics: FIFA Soccer 96 was one of the first football games to use 3D graphics, a significant shift from earlier games with sprite-based graphics. This brought more realism and smoother animations of player movement.

Official license: the game was licensed by FIFPro, which meant that it featured real names of players and teams from different leagues around the world, which was a novelty at the time.

Sound effects and commentary: FIFA 96 boasted authentic sound effects and for the first time brought match commentary to the series, voiced by British sports commentator John Motson.

Game modes: the game offered a variety of game modes, including friendlies, leagues and tournaments. Players could choose from a wide range of teams from around the world to compete in various competitions.

Team Editor: Users were able to edit and create their own teams and change their rosters, allowing for greater flexibility and personalization of the game.