This is football

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This is Football (often just called TIF ) is a video game series of football games for the PlayStation and PlayStation 2 produced by Sony Computer Entertainment . The games were produced in the SCE London Studio , with Thomas Helmer commenting on the German versions . Further cooperation took place with the game developer Team Soho and FIFPro , which is responsible for the rights and licenses .

General information

This is Football is a football simulation that is controlled using a gamepad . The game is not subject to any age rating, but from This is Football 2004 an age recommendation of 3 years has been set by the Pan European Game Information . The language is German , and foreign-language versions have also been published. In addition to the single player mode, there is also a multiplayer mode .

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This is Football was the first title in the series and was released exclusively for PlayStation in 1999 . The game features over 5000 players, 230 authentic teams and more than 20 competitions. There is also the option of editing teams and saving game scenes on a memory card. With the help of a multitap , up to eight players can take part in the game.

This is Football 2002 was released in 2001 for the PlayStation 2 . On the cover is Mehmet Scholl displayed. The game has 800 original player names, and you can create your own team in a career mode and play with it in higher leagues.

On the cover of This is Football 2003 is Michael Ballack displayed when he at the 2002 FIFA World Cup celebrates a goal. Since This is Football sold more than 400,000 copies across Europe in 2003 , a Platinum version of the game was released. A frequent point of criticism is the long and frequent loading times.

This is Football 2004 was the first title in the series to have an online mode . Michael Ballack is shown on the cover, who makes additional comments with Béla Réthy .

With the help of an EyeToy camera, faces can be photographed at This is Football 2005 and inserted into the game as player faces. The game was also released in a platinum edition. No successor for the PlayStation 2 has been announced.

In 2005 Sony released World Tour Soccer , an offshoot of the game for the PlayStation Portable , which is based on This is Football . On June 28, 2006, the successor World Tour Soccer 2 was released.

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