#3 - World Cup France 98 - Playstation/Nintendo 64įor me, 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa is the best EA Sports football game ever made, and right up there at the top with the likes of Pro Evolution Soccer 4 and Sensible Soccer. The Road to Rio mode is entertaining, and the Online World Cups are a great challenge. That is not to say it is a bad game, but the Xbox One/PS4 vesion of FIFA 14 is significantly better than the 360/PS3 version which is beginning to feel a little bit stale, as many of the problems from FIFA 12 and FIFA 13 still exist, namely those bloody over-the-top-through-balls. Gameplay-wise 2014 FIFA World Cup is almost identical to FIFA 14, with changes to the speed of the game and new skill moves being the only noticable differences. EA Sports made the controversial decision to ignore the shiney new Playstation 4 and Xbox One consoles, and only release the game for PS3 and Xbox 360, which is understandable as most gamers have not yet made the leap to next-gen, but its still disappointing none the less. Whereas most games on this list had stiff competition in the football video games market, Brazil 2014 has none, apart from FIFA 14, which is almost the exact same game. Coming in just outside the top 3 is the most recent FIFA World Cup game, Brazil 2014.
