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FIFA World Cup 2006 Official Multimedia Thread

RobbieD_PL

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Great Video really gives an insight for those interested in working in Software Development... I'm not one of those unfortunately ;) However I'm a bit concerned at the FIFA 06 style Presentation for that Current-gen style looking screen, also Europe being drawn in shades of Red isnt too promising either, Where's the cool satelite globe :(
 

Tomba

Youth Team
It seems to me that overall as a group they miss the point. i mean to build a 10 millon dollar motion capture room and just have local staff kick around a ball is horrible. i never knew why they didn't just have motion capture from either real game footage or real players? It might cost money but hey they did spend 10 mil on the studio right? Plus the AI department doesn't even refrence any real matches it just relys on it's computers determination on where the ball goes? i mean they should lokk at real footage?! I am not hopeful but i'll still get it as I'm a football game whore....:lui:
 

ausbarca

Reserve Team
i am wondering whether half the staff on the game even know what real soccer is like, they need to get out more, i agree on the motion capture as well, the guy in the black tights cant do Carlos **** with a ball, no wonder we get ssuch a crap game, they need to get out and play soccer, watch soccer, live soccer, breathe, sleep and eat soccer every day to know what real soccer is, then we're talking
 

RobbieD_PL

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2006 WC Developer Diary 3

By: Eduardo Euscate
Friday, 07 April, 2006
Developer Diary #3
2006 FIFA World Cup - Global Challenge


We bring you exclusively thanks to Electronic Arts the lastest developer diary, which focuses on one of the game modes in "2006 FIFA World Cup": Global Challenge. Here you will find further information about it and the full list of matches included in this mode.

In 2006 FIFA World Cup, EA SPORTS introduces a new game mode called Global Challenge that recreates 40 classic moments in FIFA World Cup history using modern teams. Users are placed into these classic moments to see if they can re-write history and earn rewards to unlock legendary players and classic apparel.

Producer Joe Nickolls on Global Challenge:
The Global Challenge mode is another way to play the game that only presents a real challenge for gamers but it’ll resonate with World Cup fans around the globe.

We began to look at past World Cups and decided there were some magical moments that people all over the world have never forgotten. We took some these historical scenarios and re-created them in game, enabling users to play in the scenarios using modern teams to relive and perhaps change history.

The further you progress through the scenarios, the more reward points you earn which can be taken to the store to redeem against all kinds of cool stuff, whether it’s a classic player, a kit, a new ball or a feature that will enable you to alter gameplay. Some of the gameplay rewards we offer through this challenge include playing the game at super-speed, without referees, or even having invisible walls around the pitch so you can execute ‘bank’ passes.



Global Challenges

World Cup Final Matches
User Team vs. CPU Team ... Description

England vs Germany ... England 1966: England won 4-2 after Extra Time
Italy vs Brazil ... USA 1994: Brazil won on penalties
Germany vs Argentina ... Mexico 1986: Argentina won 3-2
Argentina vs Netherlands ... Argentina 1978: Argentina won 3-1 after Extra Time
Netherlands vs Germany ... Germany 1974: Germany won 2-1
Sweden vs Brazil ... Sweden 1958: Brazil won 5-2
Brazil vs France ... France 1998: France won 3-0


World Cup Tournament Matches
User Team vs. CPU Team ... Description

Croatia vs France ... 1998, Semi Final. France won 2-1
France vs Denmark ... 2002, Group Stage. France lost 2-0
Romania vs Sweden ... 1994, Quarter Finals. Sweden won on penalties
Spain vs Italy ... 1994, Quarter Finals. Italy won 2-1
N.Ireland vs Spain ... 1982, Group Stage. N.Ireland won 1-0
Italy vs Poland ... 1974, Group Stage. Poland won 2-1
England vs Germany ... 1990, Semi Final. Germany won on penalties
Scotland vs Holland ... 1978, Group Stage. Scotland won 3-2


Qualifying Rounds
User Team vs. CPU Team ... Description

China PR vs Japan ... Qualifying Round, 1981. China won 1-0
Korea DPR vs Korea Republic ... Qualifying Round, 1993. Korea Republic won 3-0
Iraq vs Iran ... Qualifying Round, 2001. Iran won 2-1
India vs Japan ... Qualifying Round, 2004. Japan won 4-0
Ivory Coast vs Cameroon ... Qualifying Round, 2005. Cameroon won 3-2
Congo vs Congo DR ... Qualifying Round, 2000. Congo DR won 2-0
Senegal vs Togo ... Qualifying Round, 2005. Ended as a 2-2 Draw
South Africa vs Ghana ... Qualifying Round, 2005. Ghana won 2-0
Nigeria vs Angola ... Qualifying Round, 2005. Ended as a 1-1 Draw
Morocco vs Tunisia ... Qualifying Round, 2004. Ended as a 1-1 Draw
Cameroon vs Egypt ... Qualifying Round, 2005. Ended as a 1-1 Draw
Ecuador vs Venezuela ... Qualifying Round, 2003. Ecuador won 2-0
Peru vs Chile ... Qualifying Round, 2003. Chile won 2-1
Colombia vs Uruguay ... Qualifying Round, 2005. Uruguay won 3-2
Paraguay vs Bolivia ... Qualifying Round, 2005. Paraguay won 4-1
Brazil vs Chile ... Qualifying Round, 2005. Brazil won 5-0
Uruguay vs Argentina ... Qualifying Round, 2004. Argentina won 4-2
Argentina vs Brazil ... Qualifying Round, 2005. Argentina won 3-1
New Zealand vs Fiji ... Qualifying Round, 1981. New Zealand won 13-0
Tahiti vs Vanuatu ... Qualifying Round, 2004. Tahiti won 2-1
Australia vs Solomon Islands ... Qualifying Round, 2005. Australia won 7-0
St. Kitts and Nevis vs St. Vincent / Grenadines ... Qualifying Round, 1981. St. Vincent won 3-0



With this last diary we can confirm some of the teams included in the game
 

RobbieD_PL

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Maybe there are some hidden away, I didnt see MEX vs USA for example, but there was a screen of it... (:/) But still all those matches from 2004/2005 can still be played from the actual qualifying mode for the WC, so why would they put them as seperate challenges...?
 

ausbarca

Reserve Team
mad well they are posting news of the 360 demo being put up on marketplace soon so a pc demo wouldnt be out of the question either, i hope its a soon as possible
 

pefan

Reserve Team
New advanced shooting mechanics

In our other FIFA games when you are shooting you have to hold down the button to determine how hard you shoot the ball. What we found is that as you come in on goal users get excited and hold down the button far too long, blasting the ball over the bar, and sending it way off target. That was frustrating for users. In 2006 FIFA World Cup when you hold the shoot button down now it will control the angle of the shot. So if you hold the button down longer it will increase the angle of the shot and if you just tap the button the shot will be low. We take care of the power and kind of shot for you.

The shooting model has been much improved with context sensitive AI. Shooting now takes into account distance and angle from goal. Also pressure from defending players will have a direct effect on the success of the shot.

I guarantee that people who play World Cup will see shots they have never seen before because we’re giving assistance to make the shot more realistic. On top of that we’ve tuned the physics of the ball. The ball can now deflect off the keeper, hit the cross-bar then fall back in front of the goal giving the striker another chance to be knocked in and enabling more variety in the types of shots. You don’t want the user to become bored. You want diversity in the kinds of shots you take like sliding kicks, diving headers etc.


Years behind. Other football games have implemented this years ago.
 

Leftos

Youth Team
They take care of the power and kind of shot?

*thinks for a while*

They...

take care...

of the power...

and kind of shot...

*eyes wide*

NO! GOD NO!
 

RobbieD_PL

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Shall we Start the Countdown folks?

2 Days for N.America
6 Days for Europe
11 Days for Asia/Oceania
 


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