FIFA International Soccer whetted the appetite with David Platt Piotr Swierczewski on the front cover. FIFA Soccer 95 gave us the tagline: The best console football can get FIFA 96 was the first one of the series to include 3D graphics FIFA 97 had the greatest inclusion ever of six-a-side indoor mode FIFA Road to World Cup 98 began the all round improvements on team and player customisations as well as a licensed soundtrack of popular songs FIFA 99 replaced Tomb Raider III as the bestseller in the United Kingdom FIFA 2000 allowed us to select our heroes from yesteryear with over 40 classic teams FIFA 2001 reached the dizzy heights of including a power bar for shooting FIFA Football 2002 just needed Thierry Henry and Zlatan Ibrahimovic on the front cover to get fans excited FIFA Football 2003 upped the level of detail regarding stadia, kits, fans and players FIFA Football 2004 allowed us to go below La Liga, Premier League and all of the top leagues. FIFA Football 2005 brought us the ability to perform flicks and tricks FIFA 06 saw John Motson and Ally McCoist replaced by Clive Tyldesley and Andy Gray FIFA 07 added the Interactive Leagues function FIFA 08 gave us an option to Be a Pro FIFA 09 tempted buyers with an option of 10 v 10 Be a Pro online games FIFA 10 revolutionised player control with the introduction of 360 degree player control FIFA 11 saw Manager Mode replaced with Career Mode FIFA 12 lured you in with England stars Wayne Rooney and Jack Wilshere emblazoned across the front FIFA 13 removed perfect first touch control but designed players to analyse space and think ahead in a move FIFA 14 had you saying it was the closest thing to perfection and then you played the FIFA 15 demo! FIFA is always developing, changing and improving and, while it does all those things, the desire and euphoria wont drop amongst football fans and gamers.
