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Review: UEFA Euro 2004
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and Animations In this game, every footballer and referee not only move and play like their real-life counterparts, they even look like their real-life counterparts! This emphasis on details has brought the game into a different league on its own as compared to other soccer titles. Like the past titles of the FIFA games series, there are also TV-style replays for the key moments in the game. Usually, they are the replays for goals, offsides, goal mount scrambles, near misses and fouls from many camera angles. Of these, the goal replays are the most fantastic. If you have just scored and are watching the replay then the "commentators" will draw lines on the screen from where the attack began and praise your tactical understanding.
User
Interface
Sound
Effects & Background Music On top of all these, there is also a soundtrack with the tournament's official song Forca and lots of catchy pop and grunge music from bands of many nations. On each visit to a menu selection screen, you will be greeted with a random song from this list. The usage of these songs pumps up the excitement level and the enjoyment gained from the game. When you win the tournament, there will be a majestic music accompanied with emotional shouts of joy from the players hugging that rightly moves the gamer into that great feeling of victory.
Online
Multiplayer Game
Implications & Social Issues This game will make people new to the sport more interested in soccer, and will further deepen the love of the game amongst the fans. This is especially good for the society, as it is in tandem with the aim of FIFA, the world's soccer governing body, to promote football amongst young people so as to keep them off the streets and drugs and get them on track with a healthy sport. In my opinion, through the team management screens, this game also trains gamers in decision making skills and tactical knowledge of the game. Hence, football youth academies may use this game as a form of recreational activity to promote tactical awareness and the importance of teamwork. However, due to its high replayability, gamers (e.g. school children)
playing the game may become addicted to the game and get distracted
from higher priorities.
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