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In 1994, Amiga friends and fans of Game Gear, Mega CD, Game Boy and Super Nintendo Entertainment System were finally allowed to play football without restraint.Īt the very beginning, the graphics consisted of simple 2D sprites in isometric perspective, but by 1994 there was a 3DO version with SVGA resolution and three-dimensional presentation. After a few months of waiting, the specialists had adapted the software to the MS-DOS PC. The manufacturer Electronic Arts developed it especially for the Sega Maga Drive console, which had numerous fans all over the world at the time. The first title of the FIFA games was called FIFA International Soccer. From 1993 onwards, however, FIFA Soccer broke all records. The sporting theme also came up regularly in the arcade halls of the 80s.

There was already something like a football simulation on the ancient Commodore 128, far from the perfection we know from the FIFA series. Playing football on the computer was a desire that arose very early among gamers.