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FIFA World Cup: Germany 2006

aka: 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany, Copa do Mundo FIFA 2006, Coupe Du Monde De La FIFA 2006, FIFA Fussball-Weltmeisterschaft Deutschland 2006, FIFA WM 2006, Mistrzostwa Świata FIFA 2006
Moby ID: 22292

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PlayStation 2 screenshots

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After a display of logos and licences the game goes into an animated sequence of in-game footage
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The game's title screen
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Immediately after the title screen the player is forced to create a new profile or select one that already exists.
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The player cannot customise the controller setup but they can choose between four predefined settings
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The main menu<br>Play Now plays a single match<br>Global Challenge tasks the player with changing the outcome of a historic match
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The Global Challenge option has the player attempting to change the outcome of historic matches to earn points and medals
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In this Global Challenge match Germany defeated England<br>It starts with England one goal down<br>For maximum points the player must win and score three goals in normal time
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The team management screen shown here at the start of a Global Challenge match is common to all matches. It follows the controller setup screen and the strip selection screen
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While the game loads the player is treated to a factoid like this. Before another game started I have also learned that in Switzerland children do not need a passport until they are six years old
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Germany vs England<br>Germany have a corner. I liked the attention given to the background characters, their positioning and movement looked very realistic
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The automatic camera angle is tilted to add to the dramatic effect of Owen being red carded.
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Germany take a free kick. The positioning of the wall is automatic
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This is the default point of view
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Germany have scored, again<br> The goal gets replayed many times from different angles
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The final whistle blows and the German team celebrate. In the game this actually looks very good, better than the screen shot indicates
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At the end of a match the game shows a selection of highlights<br>Unfortunately in this case that means seeing Germany score the same goals against England over and over again
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One of the three post match statistics screens
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In the Penalty Shootout the player can select any two teams
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This is a screenshot from the Penalty Shootout option. <br>Before the shot is taken, and afterwards, there is quite a bit of very good animation. The players move really well
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Playing a World Cup game.<br>The player can opt to play as any team that qualified by selecting the World Cup icon or they can take any team through their qualifying round
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Selecting a team for the qualifying stage is optional but it does give the player a lesson in geography by showing where each country is
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The main management screen of the World Cup game
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When playing through the World Cup matches the teams take to the field and stand for the national anthems to be played.
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A game can be paused and various settings can be adjusted. The Pause Menu also has an option to adjust the camera angle
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It may be an odd angle but in the game this camera shot of a corner being taken works really well
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