FIFA Soccer 2005 (Jun 22, 2004 prototype)

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FIFA Soccer 2005 (Jun 22, 2004 prototype)
FIFA Soccer 2005 (Jun 22, 2004 prototype)
Build date	Jun 22, 2004 10:35:16
Build name	Alpha 10 71298
Dump status	Released
Dumped by	C5R35
Released by	C5R35
File release date	October 15, 2026
Origin	DVD-R
Labels	E 95813 RS-0000000095813-001 Disc# 1
Dump method	DiscImageCreator
Game	FIFA Soccer 2005
System	PlayStation 2
Genre	Sports - Football
Final build	EU Sep 6, 2004; US Sep 6, 2004; KO Sep 17, 2004; JP Nov 9, 2004;
Release date	EU Oct 8, 2004; US Oct 12, 2004; KO Oct 29, 2004; JP Dec 9, 2004;

A European prototype of FIFA Soccer 2005 for the PlayStation 2.

Notes

Dated 2 months and 15 days before the retail PAL build with lots of polish still needed at this point in time.
Languages other than English are playable if the console language is changed before starting although Korean and Japanese are incomplete, using dummy symbols for non-English text instead.
SFX for moving and selecting options are unique to this build, these would be changed most likely due to volume issues.
Promotional trailers for games such as NBA Live and NHL use versions taken from FIFA Soccer 2004.
'Credits' appear visually broken along with 'Squad Management' although it is unconfirmed if these are emulation bugs.
'EA Sports™ Jukebox' is in a rather rough state with multiple TEMP indicated tracks and a wildly different song with Devo, Depeche Mode and Violent Femmes featuring as extra unlockable music among others which were cut for the final game.
The 'Network Configuration' menu has visible debug text at the top right of the screen when entering it and seems to contain templates for (possibly) internal test servers for multiple EA Sports games including the previously mentioned NHL and NBA.
A feature called 'EA DNA™' was originally planned that allowed you to enter codes as a way to create new players although it seems rather unnecessary due to its restriction on custom/unofficial players only and would be removed for retail copies.
Menu backgrounds or player models can sometimes not load properly (or at all) when navigating menus.
The vast majority of teams and players have slightly different ratings while some are either missing badges, use placeholder kits or have other minor changes such as team sponsors that would be updated or player transfers that had yet to happen.
AI is unfinished as a small handful of teams will not play properly, instead deciding to stay in front of their goalkeeper.