The last game EA shipped under the FIFA name before the licence lapsed and the series was renamed.
The Journey: Alex Hunter has a career told in cutscenes, on the Frostbite engine.
A qualifying campaign for every nation on the way to France, and Blur playing Song 2 over the menu.
The isometric 1993 original, the year EA bought the licence and the crowd was a single looping chant.
Konami drop the Pro Evolution Soccer name in 2021 and restart the series as a free season update.
The hardest of the run to score in, and the version the European online leagues settled on.
Konami bring Winning Eleven to Europe in 2001 with invented kit names and passing nobody else could match.
The same city seen by an adult magazine reporter, in the timeline Innocent Sin left behind.
Rumours spread in Sumaru City start coming true; the half of Persona 2 the West did not get until 2011.
A classroom game summons the other selves of a group of Japanese schoolchildren; the 1996 first Persona.
Cel-shaded smoke and wings drawn over photoreal cars, across four weeks of qualifiers in Lakeshore.
Sanctioned races by day for money, unsanctioned by night for reputation, with police who get worse after dark.
Canyon duels scored on how close you hold to the car in front, and a crew recruited district by district.
Race for pink slips: lose and the other driver drives your car home.
Road & Track supplied the car data and the police arrive out of oncoming traffic; the 1994 original, on 3DO first.
Liu Kang rebuilds the timeline from scratch, and a second fighter waits at the edge of the screen to tag in.
NetherRealm restart the story at the first tournament, back on a 2D plane, with an X-ray camera inside the ribs.
Konquest becomes a full adventure mode, with chess and puzzle variants between the fights.
Shang Tsung and Quan Chi work together, every fighter carries three stances, and the Krypt sells secrets for coins.
The series turns to polygons in 1997, with a weapon each fighter can draw, drop and lose.
A run button, dial-a-combo chains and no ninjas, which Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 put back the same year.
RECS builds a fresh course out of a typed-in code, so the trilogy closes with a track generator.
Two Esprits on a split screen, a password between rounds and a Barry Leitch soundtrack; Magnetic Fields, 1990.
Solis, where a tornado crosses the map and lifts whatever Rico has not already blown up.
Medici, an unlimited supply of grappling tethers and a wingsuit you are not obliged to land.
Rico Rodriguez topples San Esperito by stepping off one moving car onto another, with a parachute that never packs away.
A standalone expansion with the orc horde and an alternative upgrade for every creature in the game.
The dwarves arrive as a new faction, with runes to spend from the stock their heroes carry.
A fan expansion still being patched two decades on: the Cove pirate town, new maps and the fixes 3DO never shipped.
Sandro the necromancer gets seven campaigns of his own, in the standalone box most people still install.
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