2006 FIFA World Cup

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

2
Average:

0
Bad:

1

Pros:

Improved gameplay; enhanced visuals; official licenses for all major clubs.

Cons:

Still bears an easy goal-scoring routine; feels a little sluggish at times; online play is a little temperamental.

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Last revision on November 4, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Improved gameplay; enhanced visuals; official licenses for all major clubs

Reviewers Didn't Like

Still bears an easy goal-scoring routine; feels a little sluggish at times; online play is a little temperamental

Expert reviews and ratings

By Yet Another Review Site on January 05, 2007 90

This review originally posted at MentalGamers - http://www.mentalgamers.com/game_reviews.php?r=9FIFA World Cup Germany 2006 is the official game for this year's (yup you guessed it) World Cup in (shock) Germany.I've never really played football...

By Expert Reviews on June 01, 2006 40

Electronic Arts FIFA series has been going for some time and in addition to the standard yearly update, its now churned out yet another World Cup edition. EA makes the most of its official FIFA licence and all the teams, players and stadiums are...

By cnet on May 19, 2006 81

Spec: Sports, 1-8 Players, Everyone

By V3.co.uk on May 09, 2006 80

Take time off from watching the World Cup by playing it...

By GWN on November 09, 2005 86

Better than all previous offerings, but still not quite on a par with PES. There is still fun aplenty for all football fans, but wait for next year if you want to see them rolling out the big...

By IT Reviews on May 29, 2006

its about football, would you believe...: This time around, even EA Sports seems to know that the game might be up. Slapping a price tag of a far more modest 19.99 on it, 2006 FIFA World Cup arrives just six months after...