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What is difference? They all have the same idea just to play the fine game this time around as your favourite teams....but nothing has changed in these games since i last played World Cup Striker on the SNES, wow the gameplay was good!
But now we only have the 2 games that stand out in this genre. People have tried and failed to even get close to these 2 games, but now what is your favourite football series of all time?
Of couse ISS has been around for ages and it has maintained on Nintendo machines since the SNES to be the greatest football sim to be made, but then EA sports with the proper FIFA license ( ISS has finally got the license but has recently lost it's good gameplay on the PS2 version).
I would go say that some reviewers were wrong about ISS 2000 on the N64, it was the best version ever and what spoiled it is that the FIFA series was still one of the best around because of them having the FIFA license but then i'm happy with getting the game, the ISS games seem to be playable all the time whilst my FIFA 99 sits in my cupboard gathering dusy ISS is promptly in the cartridge slot.
So Gameplay sense ISS is the king but the realism isn't always there in both footie games for some reason, keepers jump for the ball and completely miss it sometimes players but FIFA seems to get that off their backs with some superb animations and to top it off the number of skills you can trigger is brilliant except limited on ISS, it has the neat touches and the old passing game isn't even manageable in FIFA because the AI is completely useless in Beginners mode and too hard in Semi Pro, ISS fits that with some intelligent AI that gives a good fight for it, but the same old 1-0's of Arsenal become 6-0's on FIFA.
What do you think?
But now we only have the 2 games that stand out in this genre. People have tried and failed to even get close to these 2 games, but now what is your favourite football series of all time?
Of couse ISS has been around for ages and it has maintained on Nintendo machines since the SNES to be the greatest football sim to be made, but then EA sports with the proper FIFA license ( ISS has finally got the license but has recently lost it's good gameplay on the PS2 version).
I would go say that some reviewers were wrong about ISS 2000 on the N64, it was the best version ever and what spoiled it is that the FIFA series was still one of the best around because of them having the FIFA license but then i'm happy with getting the game, the ISS games seem to be playable all the time whilst my FIFA 99 sits in my cupboard gathering dusy ISS is promptly in the cartridge slot.
So Gameplay sense ISS is the king but the realism isn't always there in both footie games for some reason, keepers jump for the ball and completely miss it sometimes players but FIFA seems to get that off their backs with some superb animations and to top it off the number of skills you can trigger is brilliant except limited on ISS, it has the neat touches and the old passing game isn't even manageable in FIFA because the AI is completely useless in Beginners mode and too hard in Semi Pro, ISS fits that with some intelligent AI that gives a good fight for it, but the same old 1-0's of Arsenal become 6-0's on FIFA.
What do you think?
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SNIPER wrote:
> Anyone remember the old Striker games?
i saw this game the other day for the snes 2nd hand. is it worth buying for £4?
> Anyone remember the old Striker games?
i saw this game the other day for the snes 2nd hand. is it worth buying for £4?
er-no. this aint no argument. fifa dont even deserve to be on the same page as iss.
Anyone remember the old Striker games?
I don't know. I don't have either.
Ok u may argue, but FIFA
ISS.
Next question? :0)
Next question? :0)
What is difference? They all have the same idea just to play the fine game this time around as your favourite teams....but nothing has changed in these games since i last played World Cup Striker on the SNES, wow the gameplay was good!
But now we only have the 2 games that stand out in this genre. People have tried and failed to even get close to these 2 games, but now what is your favourite football series of all time?
Of couse ISS has been around for ages and it has maintained on Nintendo machines since the SNES to be the greatest football sim to be made, but then EA sports with the proper FIFA license ( ISS has finally got the license but has recently lost it's good gameplay on the PS2 version).
I would go say that some reviewers were wrong about ISS 2000 on the N64, it was the best version ever and what spoiled it is that the FIFA series was still one of the best around because of them having the FIFA license but then i'm happy with getting the game, the ISS games seem to be playable all the time whilst my FIFA 99 sits in my cupboard gathering dusy ISS is promptly in the cartridge slot.
So Gameplay sense ISS is the king but the realism isn't always there in both footie games for some reason, keepers jump for the ball and completely miss it sometimes players but FIFA seems to get that off their backs with some superb animations and to top it off the number of skills you can trigger is brilliant except limited on ISS, it has the neat touches and the old passing game isn't even manageable in FIFA because the AI is completely useless in Beginners mode and too hard in Semi Pro, ISS fits that with some intelligent AI that gives a good fight for it, but the same old 1-0's of Arsenal become 6-0's on FIFA.
What do you think?
But now we only have the 2 games that stand out in this genre. People have tried and failed to even get close to these 2 games, but now what is your favourite football series of all time?
Of couse ISS has been around for ages and it has maintained on Nintendo machines since the SNES to be the greatest football sim to be made, but then EA sports with the proper FIFA license ( ISS has finally got the license but has recently lost it's good gameplay on the PS2 version).
I would go say that some reviewers were wrong about ISS 2000 on the N64, it was the best version ever and what spoiled it is that the FIFA series was still one of the best around because of them having the FIFA license but then i'm happy with getting the game, the ISS games seem to be playable all the time whilst my FIFA 99 sits in my cupboard gathering dusy ISS is promptly in the cartridge slot.
So Gameplay sense ISS is the king but the realism isn't always there in both footie games for some reason, keepers jump for the ball and completely miss it sometimes players but FIFA seems to get that off their backs with some superb animations and to top it off the number of skills you can trigger is brilliant except limited on ISS, it has the neat touches and the old passing game isn't even manageable in FIFA because the AI is completely useless in Beginners mode and too hard in Semi Pro, ISS fits that with some intelligent AI that gives a good fight for it, but the same old 1-0's of Arsenal become 6-0's on FIFA.
What do you think?
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