Games Database
PS2
Sport: Football - Soccer
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, floating camera | Genre: | Sport: Football - Soccer |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | SCEE | Soft. Co.: | SCEE |
| Publishers: | SCEE
(GB) |
Released: | 1 Oct 2004
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ | ||
| Features: | Vibration Function Compatible, Multitap adaptable | ||
| Accessories: | EyeToy USB Camera, Memory Card, Analogue Control Compatible: all buttons, USB Headset | ||
| Connectivity: | Network Adaptor (Ethernet) compatible | ||
Summary
Developed by Sony's own London Studio and exclusive to PlayStation 2, TiF 2005 is much more than just a stats update: featuring ever more sophisticated gameplay and a host of never seen before online options, TiF 2005 and SCEE are aiming to be champions of Europe.
An increased range of new animations have been introduced to give gamers an even greater choice of moves and gameplay depth, whilst a larger selection of player heads, stadiums and licensed teams increases the game’s authenticity and graphical appeal: a wider range of keeper saves and quick reactions, dribbles, shots and passing animations results in fluid and responsive game play.
The artificial intelligence has also been refined to highlight the differences in how teams play. In TiF 2005, you can see and feel the subtle differences in playing styles between the technical possession football of the Italians against the flair and fluency of the French.
TiF 2005 is also the game that can actually get you on the pitch and playing alongside any of your footballing heroes. By using the EyeToy: Cameo, you can take high-resolution images of your face with the EyeToy USB Camera and map them onto a players head in the game. By using this simple custom design function you can turn out a squad full of all your family and friends and take on the best teams in the world.
Another addition to TiF 2005 is undoubtedly the introduction of online competitions to the already impressive set of online features. The never-seen-before eight player online experience featured in TiF 2004 has already proven a big hit amongst gamers, but London Studio is raising the bar higher this time around with a game mode that allows you to take control of an entire team and participate in online competitions.
Tif2005 is entering an already saturated niche market. It's gonna have to play a blinder to see off the likes of the newest FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer games. Once it's over the metaphorical white line, SCEE can do nothing but hope for the best.
An increased range of new animations have been introduced to give gamers an even greater choice of moves and gameplay depth, whilst a larger selection of player heads, stadiums and licensed teams increases the game’s authenticity and graphical appeal: a wider range of keeper saves and quick reactions, dribbles, shots and passing animations results in fluid and responsive game play.
The artificial intelligence has also been refined to highlight the differences in how teams play. In TiF 2005, you can see and feel the subtle differences in playing styles between the technical possession football of the Italians against the flair and fluency of the French.
TiF 2005 is also the game that can actually get you on the pitch and playing alongside any of your footballing heroes. By using the EyeToy: Cameo, you can take high-resolution images of your face with the EyeToy USB Camera and map them onto a players head in the game. By using this simple custom design function you can turn out a squad full of all your family and friends and take on the best teams in the world.
Another addition to TiF 2005 is undoubtedly the introduction of online competitions to the already impressive set of online features. The never-seen-before eight player online experience featured in TiF 2004 has already proven a big hit amongst gamers, but London Studio is raising the bar higher this time around with a game mode that allows you to take control of an entire team and participate in online competitions.
Tif2005 is entering an already saturated niche market. It's gonna have to play a blinder to see off the likes of the newest FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer games. Once it's over the metaphorical white line, SCEE can do nothing but hope for the best.
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