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it's about time
5
Rating: 5,
Useful: 24 / 27
Date: October 25, 2000
Author: Amazon User
The game has been enhanced a lot since March, 2000. The gameplay is faster and more responsive. It's still not quite as good as FIFA '99, but Mia Hamm 64 is a great soccer video game, no question. On top of that, add the novelty of being the first women's sports video game in history. I think that this ground-breaking game may become a milestone in the industry. USA vs. Norway
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this game has good graphics but gets boring
3
Rating: 3,
Useful: 19 / 35
Date: March 05, 2000
Author: Amazon User
This is the maybe 6th best soccer video game I have ever played. It is nothing compared to FIFA '99. The game moves slowly and it becomes very bland.
This Game Kicks
5
Rating: 5,
Useful: 3 / 3
Date: January 05, 2001
Author: Amazon User
This game makes women's soccer better than ever before. This game has great graphics. It's not some dumb game where you preset the plays and basically watch the whole time. It is also good because you can set the controller on one of two levels: regular and pro. You can change the time of day, the weather, the climate, and the stadium you are playing at. There is a HUGE selection of teams, too. It gets all five stars in my book!
Needs some adjustment
3
Rating: 3,
Useful: 2 / 4
Date: March 20, 2001
Author: Amazon User
There are somethings that are hard to figure out when playing multi-players on the basic level: 1. On a goal kick because of the score bar at the bottom of the page, it is hard to tell which player has control of the goalie to take the kick. 2. Can't switch between players very easily. 3. If a yellow or red card is given, you can't tell which card is given. 4. If a player has a card, you can't tell which player it is, if you want to sub them off. If anyone knows how to fix this stuff or work around it, let me know.
Excellent concept, but a failed project
2
Rating: 2,
Useful: 1 / 1
Date: May 15, 2002
Author: Amazon User
I am an avid supporter of female athletes. That is why I decided to give Mia Hamm Soccer 64 a try. Unfortunately, unlike Mia Hamm, this game falls very short in execution: the controls are stiff, the announcer (with all due respect to Wendy) is too repetative, the graphics have a very low polygon count, and every athlete looks the same except for skin color. I admire South Peak Interactive for making what is apparently the second sports video game to star a woman (the first is Jennifer Capriatti Tennis for Sega Genesis), but they should have done more to make this game fun to play. Here's hoping they try again, but this time REALLY TRY.
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