Product Description

2006 FIFA World Cup Germany is the exclusive official game of the 2006 FIFA World Cup. Play as one of 127 authentically recreated national teams from around the world. Create your own FIFA World Cup history by winning the World Cup with any nation of your choice. Players now behave and react believably to every situation on the pitch, bringing you closer to the action than ever before. For the first time ever in a soccer game, players exhibit life-like body movement and facial expressions. Watch as players express the full spectrum of emotion from elation as they blast home the winning goal to venting their anger at decisions that go against them in critical match situations. Experience every detail of life on pitch — you’ll see and interact with a living world, right down to the individually rendered blades of grass on the pitch. Intuitive interface – new menu system lets matches flow seamlessly while the player makes tactical changes and substitutions on the Ultimate in online play — play gamers from all around the world in instant peer-to-peer matches, with Xbox 360′s native multiplayer technology

XB360 2006 FIFA World Cup
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Game Information

Platform: Not Machine Specific
ESRB Rating: Everyone
Media: Video Game
Item Quantity: 1

Product Features

Stunning visual representations of the world’s superstar players & all 12 official stadiums
Steer your favorite team from qualification through to a virtual reproduction of the Final tournament in Germany
Close to 100 of the world’s most recognizable players, all faithfully recreated
Test your abilities in Global Challenge, a series of historic scenarios recreated with modern teams
Live through the agony of the dreaded penalty shoot-out