Download FIFA Soccer ROM – Sony PSP Game

Dribble past defenders with your favorite clubs, tweak leagues how you want, and sweat through those brutal challenge scenarios—just don’t expect your custom 7-foot striker to actually be useful.

Developer: EA Sports

Genre: Sports (Soccer)

Released: 2005

File size: 480.16 MB

Game Overview

FIFA Soccer on PSP was a big deal back in the day—the first FIFA game on Sony’s handheld, and honestly, it held up pretty well. You got all the major clubs and stars, though some of the lesser-known players looked like generic placeholders. The create-a-player mode was fun if you wanted to drop yourself into the game (I made a ridiculously tall striker who couldn’t run, which… didn’t work out).

Season mode was solid, with 26 divisions to grind through, and setting up custom leagues kept things interesting. But the real charm was the challenge mode—trying to recreate (or completely rewrite) key moments from 2004. Unlocking stuff like alternate kits or the legendary ref Pierluigi Collina felt rewarding, even if some of those challenges made me want to throw my PSP across the room.

Oh, and the soundtrack? Surprisingly great. Air, Morrissey, New Order—way better than the usual generic sports game music. Plus, John Motson’s commentary made even the most mundane matches feel like a Champions League final. If you had a PSP and liked football, this was basically a must-have.