Rugby 2004 (PlayStation 2)

Release Date: 09/17/2003

Format:NTSC-U/C

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Publisher: ELECTRONIC ARTS
Genre: Sports
Platform: PlayStation 2
Rating: Everyone

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Lead your team to victory in the fast-paced action of World Cup Rugby. Hone your skills in the Super 12 and European Domestic Leagues with an all-new user-friendly control system that lets you ruck, maul and kick for touch like a champion in no time. An all-new game engine captures every bone-crunching tackle, scrum and lineout. With new motion capture, animations and character models, Rugby 2004 offers true in-your-face rugby at its body-ramming, bullet-passing, try-scoring best.

PRODUCT Features

1-4 Players
More than 60 teams from around the world, including every Rugby World Cup qualifying team, plus international teams that did not qualify for the tournament and every Super 12 and European Cup team
More than 1,500 players ready to scrum, from Jonah Lomu to Jonny Wilkinson
Revamped player editor to change every element of your players, including height, weight, look and playing attributes
More than 65 authentic stadiums from around the world, including every Rugby World Cup Stadium
Weather conditions and high-grade lighting and shadow effects bring you closer to the action than ever before
TV-style presentation with play-by-play commentary from John Inverdale and Gordon Bray