READ ME 2002 FIFA World Cup TM 02/12/02 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.

Installing the game using "Autorun" a) Installing 2002 FIFA World Cup TM b) Minimum Hard drive space required c) If your "Autorun" feature is disabled 2. New options on "Autorun" screen after install 3. DirectX a.) Installing DirectX directly from CD (if you skipped it during game insta ll) b.) DirectX 7.0a and Windows 2000 c.) DirectX and supported hardware d.) Notes regarding Windows 95B and DirectX 4. Uninstalling 2002 FIFA World Cup TM 5. Memory requirements a.) Memory requirements in Windows b.) Running the game under stressful Windows conditions 6. Improving Game Speed 7. Hot Keys 8. Keyboard, joystick and mouse functionality 9. Modem 10. Notes on Internet Matchmaker 11. AOL IP Information 12. Notes on Video Card chipsets 13. Notes on Video Card Support 14. Notes on Sound and Video Cards a.) Notes on the 3Dfx Voodoo 2 Chipset b.) For Windows 2000 users c.) Problems with the S3 Savage4 Chipset d.) Problems with the Diamond MX 400 Sound Card e.) Notes on ATI Rage Fury video cards f.) Notes on Intel i810 video cards g.) Video Cards NOT supported by 2002 FIFA World Cup TM 15. Notes on Windows 16. Data verification date _______________________________________________________________________________

1. Installing the game using "Autorun" a) Installing 2002 FIFA World Cup TM The easiest method of installing 2002 FIFA World Cup TM is to use the "Autorun" feature. Upon inserting the 2002 FIFA World Cup TM CD into your CD-ROM drive, a nd selecting the language in which you wish to install, the game will bring you to the 2002 FIFA World Cup TM "Autorun" Screen. From here, select "Install" to l aunch the 2002 FIFA World Cup TM InstallShield Wizard. Note: In territories where language selection is not an option, the first screen will be the "Autorun" screen. Select "Install" to launch the 2002 FIFA World C up TM InstallShield Wizard. b) Minimum Hard drive space required It is important to note that you must have a minimum of 65 MB hard drive space f ree to install the game (for "Compact" installation). c) If your "Autorun" feature is disabled If for some reason your "Autorun" feature is disabled, you can install the progr am by running AUTORUN.EXE directly from the root directory of the CD. Note: Manually performing a second 2002 FIFA World Cup TM install (by running SE TUP.EXE in the "\Setup" directory on the CD) before uninstalling the original ga me files is not recommended. More specifically, installing into the same locatio n twice can cause the game to malfunction. To avoid problems, the "Autorun" feat ure should be used for all installs and uninstalls. 2. New options on "Autorun" screen after install After you've successfully installed the game, you may notice that the "Install" button is no longer visible on the "Autorun" screen. In addition, several new bu ttons will appear, namely: "Play" - launches 2002 FIFA World Cup TM. "Uninstall" - See section 4 for details on uninstalling the game. "Register" - if you did not register your copy of the game during the install pr ocess, you can do so by selecting this button.

3. DirectX If you try to run the game without DirectX installed, the program will not funct ion. For 2002 FIFA World Cup TM, the minimum supported version of DirectX is Dir ectX 7.0a. For your convenience, we have included DirectX 7.0a on the 2002 FIFA World Cup TM CD. Note: If you already have DirectX 7.0a (or higher) installed, it is not necessar y to reinstall it. a.) Installing DirectX directly from CD (if you skipped it during game install) 2002 FIFA World Cup TM comes with DirectX 7.0a and will prompt you to install it during the installation process. If you would like to install it manually, mak e sure the 2002 FIFA World Cup TM CD is in the CD-ROM drive, and access the foll owing path on your CD-ROM drive: "\DirectX\DXSETUP.EXE" Double-click on DXSETUP.EXE to begin DirectX 7.0a installation.

b.) DirectX 7.0a and Windows 2000 During the installation of 2002 FIFA World Cup TM on a PC with Windows 2000, you will be prompted to install DirectX 7.0a. Select "No" and proceed with the ins tallation. DirectX 7.0a will not be installed, however the game will still func tion correctly. c.) DirectX and supported hardware We recommend that 2002 FIFA World Cup TM be run with DirectX compatible sound ca rds and video cards. While there is a good chance that 2002 FIFA World Cup TM wi ll run with non-DirectX compatible hardware, you may find that: i) ii) iii) Sound quality suffers. The game runs slightly slower. The game does not run at all.

If your sound card or video card does not support DirectX, please contact your v endor. d.) Notes regarding Windows 95B and DirectX In order for DirectX to be installed on a PC with Windows 95B, you will need to install Dcom95. Dcom95 can be found on the 2002 FIFA World Cup TM CD. To insta ll, double-click on the My Computer icon on your Desktop, right-click on the 200 2 FIFA World Cup TM icon and select "Explore." Open the folder called "dcom95" and double-click on the application called dcom95.

4. Uninstalling 2002 FIFA World Cup TM The simplest method of uninstalling 2002 FIFA World Cup TM is to use the "Uninst all" button on the 2002 FIFA World Cup TM "Autorun" screen. You may also use the Uninstall shortcut in the Start Menu, which can be found at the same location a s the shortcut used to launch the game (usually "Start Menu/Programs/EA Sports/2 002 FIFA World Cup TM") Windows also has an "Add/Remove Programs" Icon in the Control Panel that you can use to uninstall the game.

5. Memory requirements a.) Memory requirements in Windows 2002 FIFA World Cup TM requires a minimum of 32 MB of RAM to run on Windows 95B, 98, and ME. If there is more memory available, you will experience better game performance in all areas. Note: Windows 2000 requires 64MB of RAM to run and Windows XP requires 128MB of RAM to run. b.) Running the game under stressful Windows conditions At Electronic Arts we strive to bring you the best in graphics, audio and gamepl ay. We are always pushing the envelope of computer performance. While we have m ade every effort to ensure that 2002 FIFA World Cup TM multi-tasks with all Wind ows applications, we recommend that you shut down other applications (including virus scanners) and run 2002 FIFA World Cup TM by itself when possible.

6. Improving Game Speed There are several ways by which you can speed up the overall 2002 FIFA World Cup TM experience: a.) Choose a larger install - the more data that is on your hard drive, the less time your PC needs to spend accessing the CD. b.) Adjust the Detail Level in the Render Options on the Options screen - this a llows the user to reduce graphical quality in order to achieve better performanc e. c.) Disable the radar option in the Options screen. d.) Select the "On the Pitch" sound effects mix on the Options screen. e.) Ensure that Hardware Acceleration is set to the maximum level. This setting is located in the System Control Panel in Windows 95/98/ME, and in the advanced Display Control Panel in Windows 2000/XP.

7. Hot Keys The following hot keys can be used to access certain functions more quickly: In the Front End (before you get to the game) F10 - Chat (Multiplayer only) F11 - Quit/Disconnect (Multiplayer only) F12 - Exit to Windows In the game ESC - Pause Menu F1 - Team Management F2 - Instant Replay F3 - Match Facts F4 - Options F5 - Side Select F10 - Chat (Multiplayer only) F11 - Quit/Disconnect (Multiplayer only) F12 - Exit to Windows 1 - Tele Cam 2 - Tower Cam 3 - End to End Cam 4 - Sideline Cam 5 - Panoramic Cam 6 - Action Cam 7 - Dynamic End Cam 8 - Swing Cam 9 - Radar

8. Keyboard, joystick and mouse functionality You must use the mouse to navigate the game interface. Click on buttons and icon s to select modes and options. The keyboard is available to enter information or send chat messages when playing other users via internet, modem or network. The "chat" feature is available in all Multiplayer modes by pressing the F10 key (to open/close the dialogue box) and using the Keyboard to type your message. Joysticks/gamepads will not operate until you are in a game, except on the side

select screen. When you are on this screen, you must move whichever input device you plan to use in the game to the left or the right to select your team. The g ame will automatically detect the type of device it is and a graphic will displa y depicting it. Please note that you may have to recalibrate your controllers with each new inst all in order to have the game detect them correctly. Some buttons may be reversed on a few USB plug and play gamepads. If the gamepad manufacturer has provided software with the device, installing it may correct t he problem. You can also use the Control Options to remap your gamepad. We highly recommend the use of a 360 analog gamepad such as the Logitech Wingman Rumblepad, Gravis Eliminator Gamepad Pro USB, Gravis Xterminator, Microsoft Side winder Gamepad Pro or Interact Axis Pad. As of the date of the 2002 FIFA World Cup TM release, the force feedback or rumb le effects of some game controllers will not function when running under Windows 2000/XP. Users may experience some issues when playing 2002 FIFA World Cup TM with the No stromo N 45 gamepad if the Nostromo drivers are installed in the OS. Using the standard Windows drivers will allow the gamepad function correctly. To bring up the in-game pause menus, you can press the Start button (if your gam epad has one) or press ESC and then navigate with the mouse again. ALT-TAB is not supported in 2002 FIFA World Cup TM. Note - When running Windows XP, hitting the Windows key will minimize the game a nd send the user to the desktop. Click on the game in the taskbar to return to your game. Refer to the "Control Summary" card included in the 2002 FIFA World Cup TM jewel case for more detailed information on the in-game play controls.

9. Modem Call Waiting We recommend that call waiting be disabled, as we have experienced some problems with it during modem games. Specifically, call waiting can disrupt modem games already in progress.

10. Notes on Internet Matchmaker You must have Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0, Netscape 4.78 (128-bit), CompuSer ve 2000 or AOL 4.0 (or higher) installed for Internet Matchmaker to launch corre ctly. Netscape 6.0 or higher is not supported at this time. You can download updated browsers from: Netscape: http://www.netscape.com/download/index.html Internet Explorer: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.htm Online game play for 2002 FIFA World Cup TM will be available only until October 30, 2002, subject to online terms of use, and all features may not be available at the time of purchase. Please check online at http://www.easports.com/ for mo re information and terms of use.

11. AOL IP Information On an AOL dial-up connection the IP information provided on the Direct IP screen is the "AOL Dial up Adapter" and may or may not be the correct IP address of yo ur machine. To get the correct IP address you must return to Windows. From the START menu click RUN. Type in 'winipcfg' and get the IP information for the "A OL Adapter", NOT the "AOL Dial-Up Adapter". Use the "AOL adapter" IP information as your IP address. Note: To get the correct IP address in Windows 2000, you must return to Windows. From the START menu click RUN. Type in 'cmd /k ipconfig' and get the IP infor mation for the "AOL Adapter", NOT the "AOL Dial-Up Adapter". Use the "AOL adapte r" IP information as your IP address

12. Notes on video card chipsets If you are experiencing problems with your video card and 2002 FIFA World Cup TM , try updating your video card driver by downloading the latest driver available from the video card manufacturer. If there is no improvement, try using the lat est driver provided by the video chipset manufacturer. Your video card chipset i s the video processing chip located on your video card. If there is no informati on in your video card manual or website, check the video card for an identifying chip with the chipset manufacturer's name on it. Some popular video chipset man ufacturer's websites are listed below: NVIDIA 3DLabs Matrox Intel ATI S3 Kyro http://www.NVIDIA.com/ http://www.3dlabs.com/ http://www.matrox.com/ http://www.intel.com/ http://www.ati.com/ http://www.s3graphics.com/ http://www.powervr.com/

13. Notes on Video Card Support Chipsets tested and supported: ATI Rage 128 ATI Radeon Voodoo 2 Voodoo 3 Voodoo 4 Voodoo 5 NVIDIA GeForce NVIDIA GeForce 2 NVIDIA GeForce 2 MX NVIDIA GeForce 3 NVIDIA Quadro NVIDIA RIVA TNT NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 (Ultra) Matrox G200 Matrox G400 Matrox G450 Matrox G550

3Dlabs Permedia 3 S3 Savage 3D S3 Savage4 S3 Savage 2000 KYRO PowerVR 3 KYRO II Recommended chipsets: ATI Rage 128 ATI Radeon Series Voodoo 3 Voodoo 4 Voodoo 5 NVIDIA GeForce NVIDIA GeForce 2 NVIDIA GeForce 2 MX NVIDIA GeForce 3 NVIDIA Quadro NVIDIA RIVA TNT NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 (Ultra) Matrox G400 Matrox G450 KYRO KYRO II The 3D Setup program (located in "Start Menu/Programs/EA Sports/2002 FIFA World Cup TM") defaults to D3D support for the above chipsets. If your card has D3D support and is not one of the chipsets above, the 3D Setup program will default to D3D Rendering. Please note that other cards have not be en tested and may not work with 2002 FIFA World Cup TM. If you experience problems, please contact your card manufacturer or chipset ven dor to get the latest drivers.

14. Notes on Sound and Video Cards a.) Notes on the 3Dfx Voodoo 2 Chipset Users with a video card based on the 3Dfx Voodoo 2 may experience better game pe rformance when using Glide drivers. Glide can be selected from the 3D Setup prog ram, located on your Start Menu after installation. b.) For Windows 2000 users: Ensure that DirectX 8.0a is installed. It can be downloaded from http://www.mic rosoft.com/downloads/release.asp?ReleaseID=27742. Once installed, right-click o n the 2002 FIFA World Cup TM shortcut on the desktop, select Properties, and add " 3D=dx8z" to the end of the "Target" property (outside of the quotations marks .) c.) Problems with the S3 Savage4 Chipset Users with an S3 Savage4 chipset may experience minor graphical issues in the fr ont-end. Gameplay should remain fully playable. d.) Problems with the Diamond MX 400 Sound Card We have experienced some audio issues with this sound card during the developmen t of 2002 FIFA World Cup TM. Gameplay should remain fully functional. e.) Notes on ATI Rage Fury video cards

If rendering glitches are observed with the ATI Rage Fury line of cards, enter t he text "VERTICAL_SYNCH = 1" (without the quotes) on a line by itself in the soc cer.ini file. f.) Notes on Intel i810 video cards Video cards based on the Intel i810 chipset will perform best in 2002 FIFA World Cup TM when set to a resolution of 1024x768 or lower. g.) Video Cards and chipsets NOT supported by 2002 FIFA World Cup TM 3Dfx Voodoo 1 3Dfx Voodoo Rush 3Dfx Voodoo Banshee Hercules Thriller 3D Intel i740 Diamond Stealth II Diamond FireGL 1000 Pro Matrox Millenium II Number Nine Revolution IV NVIDIA Riva 128 ATI Rage II ATI 3D Rage Pro Chromatic Mpact 2 S3 Virge S3 Virge VX S3 Virge DX/GX S3 Trio 3D

15. Notes on Windows 2002 FIFA World Cup TM supports Windows 95b, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows M E and Windows XP. *NOTE - To install the game properly on Windows 2000/Windows XP, you will need a dministrator access to your machine. Consult your Windows 2000/Windows XP docume ntation for more information. Known problems with Windows 2000/Windows XP: During testing, some video cards experienced problems due to driver incompatibil ity issues. Check your 3D card manufacturer's web site to obtain updated Windows 2000 or Windows XP drivers.

16. Data verification date The player and team data used in 2002 FIFA World Cup TM was verified for accurac y as of January 15th, 2002. Any roster changes that occurred after this date may not be reflected in the game.