The "General Games Chat" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
This thread has been linked to the game 'Fifa 2004'.
Which one do you think is better?
I prefer Fifa 2004, which is probably the opposite answer of what many people will reply with.
I prefer Fifa 2004, which is probably the opposite answer of what many people will reply with.
Page:
There's a game coming out on March 24th that's going to kick FIFA 2004 very hard in the nuts. Plus it's online so it'll give Pro Evo 3 a run for its money too.
Access granted
J'T wrote:
> I made Barthez about 8 foot and gave him 99 on everything.
>
> He still SUCKS.
Cheater
> I made Barthez about 8 foot and gave him 99 on everything.
>
> He still SUCKS.
Cheater
Hehe
He does it everywhere.
It's his little annoying thing that he does.
It's his little annoying thing that he does.
Wakka wrote:
> As everyone else in this thread (including you) is quoting, I thought
> i would too.
Yes, we're quoting, but not 200+ word posts to add on one little sentence. Like you seem to be doing.
> As everyone else in this thread (including you) is quoting, I thought
> i would too.
Yes, we're quoting, but not 200+ word posts to add on one little sentence. Like you seem to be doing.
In PES3.
I've lost track of this thread
So let me point out that you can actually change the referee's leniency and the goalkeeper's skill level. If you wish, you can even control him yourself.
So let me point out that you can actually change the referee's leniency and the goalkeeper's skill level. If you wish, you can even control him yourself.
AfroJoe wrote:
> Wakka wrote:
> So I take it that it's really easy to score then?
>
> No, seeing as the defence is a lot stronger than it was in previous
> PES games.
>
> Oh, and there was really no need to quote the whole post.
As everyone else in this thread (including you) is quoting, I thought i would too.
> Wakka wrote:
> So I take it that it's really easy to score then?
>
> No, seeing as the defence is a lot stronger than it was in previous
> PES games.
>
> Oh, and there was really no need to quote the whole post.
As everyone else in this thread (including you) is quoting, I thought i would too.
AfroJoe wrote:
> The teams
> that are licensed are good, and some geezer from Konami said they're
> planning on having all clubs licensed in PES4. The names are fine,
> though - all the main players are there, and who cares if a couple of
> Saudi Arabia players have the wrong name?
>
Well, I don't mind some of the players having a dodgy name, but I want the name commentary on but I don't want my favourite player's name be shouted as "Gigsi". Couldn't they have made it at least sound similar to the actual name? for example, in SEGA's "UEFA Dream Soccer" on the DC, Giggs was "Gigz", and Yorke was "York". I wouldn't mind to much if they were something like that, but I do mind when I hear that "Van mistelroom" has the ball.
> The teams
> that are licensed are good, and some geezer from Konami said they're
> planning on having all clubs licensed in PES4. The names are fine,
> though - all the main players are there, and who cares if a couple of
> Saudi Arabia players have the wrong name?
>
Well, I don't mind some of the players having a dodgy name, but I want the name commentary on but I don't want my favourite player's name be shouted as "Gigsi". Couldn't they have made it at least sound similar to the actual name? for example, in SEGA's "UEFA Dream Soccer" on the DC, Giggs was "Gigz", and Yorke was "York". I wouldn't mind to much if they were something like that, but I do mind when I hear that "Van mistelroom" has the ball.
Page: