FIFA Soccer 2005 for Xbox

Pros: New moves, addictive, better graphics, better create-a-player feature

Cons: only one I have found is that my friends get into some fights over games

Review: Fifa 2005 is a great game that is very addictive. I find myself playing at least 5 games a day. The graphics are much improved from past Fifas. New moves and a better create-a-player feature also has improved Fifa. I am not a huge soccer fan, but I ...

Pros: Finesse

Cons: None

Review: FIFA SOCCER SERIES GETS BETTER AND BETTER. The newest one, 2007, is the best yet. 2005 is good too, but the handles in 2007 is real life, you have to control the ball and the ...

Pros: super excellent
the better the player, the better the moves

Cons: can't load tunes from your Xbox hard drive?

Review: Fifa 2005 is great. The career mode is addictive - a long term sort of prestige building effort by a single coach who may change teams at the end of each season if so desired. Otherwise, you may remain with the team you've built and have become ...

Pros: Career Mode, Free Kick system, Good all around game

Cons: FIFA 2006 is due soon

The Bottom Line: The best football game on the XBox(at time of writing), pick up FIFA 2005 if you've any interest in the sport, or just looking for 2-4 Player fun.

Review: In typical EA fashion, the FIFA series 10th anniversary game, FIFA 2004 was a complete shambles. It looked ok, but it was sluggish, unresponsive, and easily the worst FIFA title that wasn't released for a 32-Bit console. When it came time for ...

Pros: In-game music, addictive gameplay, quality feel to the game.

Cons: Commentators are getting old. Graphics are better, but could be better still.

The Bottom Line: If you like soccer, buy it. If you don't, rent it first. Even if you pay full price for this game, it's still a bargain

Review: Intro I rented Fifa 2005 for the Xbox a few months ago. It took a few weeks for the game to grow on me - I was really attached to Fifa 2004 for the same system,so I needed some time to wean myself off last year's game. However, in the last few ...

Pros: career mode, a ton of leagues and teams, nice visuals

Cons: too offensive, corner kicks, soundtrack

The Bottom Line: FIFA 2005 is aimed at causal players, but even those on the opposite side of fence will enjoy what the game has to offer.

Review: Gameplay What separates the FIFA series from the rest of the competition is the number of teams and leagues available. The inclusion of 18 leagues from around the world is the game’s greatest strength. However, the international team ...