Pros: Graphics, Gameplay, Different Modes
Cons: No Practice mode, hard to get used to passing system, where are the last names?

The last Fifa game i owned was Fifa 2000 on PC. I did not get the chance to pick up 2001, but when i bought 2002, there was a signigicant difference from 2000. Well obviously since this is two years later, but still it is one of the best soccer games...

Pros: Intense action, realistic movements, player controlled "runs", ability to bend the ball
Cons: Announcers don't always comment accurately, some fouls are incorrectly called, few real moves

FIFA 2002 is the best sports game I've played. It is a great way to channel a competitive attitude into action. Challenge your friends or, when they're not around, put the game setting to the hardest level and evolve so you can crush them later.
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Pros: Excellent graphics, much improved passing and shooting systems
Cons: Some unlicensed players and teams

It is fall of 2002 already, and that means that computer soccer gamer's a year-long wait is over.
FIFA 2002 is here.
The very first impression you get playing FIFA 2002 is that the game seems much harder. For example when I got FIFA 2001 I went...

Pros: Fun season mode, improved gameplay, myriad of teams
Cons: No franchise mode, horrible rewards, getting used to new power system

First, let me say that this review is only for the Playstation 2 version of this game. I have no idea what the PC version is like.

The first thing you notice about this game is the enormous variety of teams available. It has all the best...

Pros: new control/gameplay elements, graphics, presentation, addicting, almost everything you need in a soccer game
Cons: takes awhile to get comfortable with the new passing system, no practice mode

Intro: The last EA sports game I played was FIFA 2000 on the Playstation. I got my Playstation 2 a couple months ago, and I was debating on whether to buy FIFA 2001, knowing that FIFA 2002 was just around the corner. So instead of shelling ...

Pros: New improved passing system, the usual dazzling graphics
Cons: Players still incapable of some operations, while the AI is still cheap

The FIFA Soccer series seems to have a frustrating tendency of picking up where it left off on each new FIFA title and not really going anywhere new. However, the juggernaut soccer title can't be accused of such a failure this year. While it seems a...

Pros: Player, Team, and Even League Creating and Editing, Great Passing Enhancements
Cons: Weak Franchise Aspect, No In-Game Team Management

The world loves Soccer, and the world loves Electronic Arts’ FIFA series. It’s hard to imagine a sports game hotter than Madden right now if you’re an American. But FIFA outsells them every season.

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Pros: Better graphics, active goalkeepers, scoring is more realistic, active passive offsides booking improved
Cons: CPU isn't good opponent, it does not play as it should be

EA sports released the latest game of FIFA series; FIFA 2002.
Up to many people this is the best football game on the market.
In this version there are many new features that were improved.
But in my opinion as the company is Canada based...

Pros: Stadiums look great,decent commentary,not bad for it's age
Cons: Controls are off,players faces,no point now

No FIFA game has went up and down in my estimations quite like the 2002 edition, which I recently picked up at a very low cost for the PS2., because it was one of the only FIFA's I didn't own any incarnation of. I first encountered it on the PC right on ...