Even the Sega 32X got a (very scarce and crappy) port of the game.

Besides the Genesis the game also hit the Super Nintendo, PC, Game Gear, Game Boy and the ‘next-generation consoles’ of that time, the Sega Saturn and Sony PlayStation. The original game was first released on the Genesis and the ‘95 edition was an exclusive release for Sega’s 16-bit platform, but FIFA ’96 got a multi-platform release. Sega Power's Nick Merritt wrote that 'the attention to detail makes this a worthy tie-in for top quality European football' and that it 'blows FIFA away, no contest', awarding the game a score of 90%.Genre: Sports Developer: Extended Play Productions Publisher: Sony Imagesoft Players: 1-4 Released: 1995įIFA ’96 is the third incarnation of the now-famous series, and it was the first FIFA game that wasn’t in any way exclusive for the Sega Genesis. Rob Bright of Sega Saturn Magazine gave the game a score of 94%, arguing that it featured 'the tidiest graphics and most dynamic animation of any footy game on the Saturn'. The title received largely positive reviews. Gremlin used the motion capture of professional footballers Andy Sinton, Chris Woods and Graham Hyde (of Sheffield Wednesday) for the development of Actua Soccer, but told CVG that for this release they had implemented 'nearly twice as many frames of motion capture creating smoother movement', with particular assistance from Chris Woods to improve the goalkeeper AI. The game was developed with the engine used for Gremlin's previous football title Actua Soccer. The PC release offered online play for up to 20 players using BT's Wireplay network gaming system. It features commentary from Barry Davies, with the developers stating that Davies' script includes 30,000 words (up from 22,000 words for his Actua Soccer script). The game features all sixteen national sides that qualified for Euro 1996 and all eight host stadia.

Players can play the full European Championships or play friendly matches. The title is an officially licensed tie in with the football tournament of the same name. UEFA Euro 96 England is an association football video game developed by Gremlin Interactive and published by Sega for MS-DOS and the Sega Saturn in 1996.

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