ESPN MLS ExtraTime 2002 Review
ESPN MLS ExtraTime 2002 is suitable only for the most dedicated of Major League Soccer fans.
By Gerald Villoria on April 4, 2002 at 5:16PM PST While the sport of soccer is much more popular outside of the United States, recent efforts have been made to nationally popularize the world's most prevalent game.
Now in its seventh season, Major League Soccer continues to bring American audiences a version of the world's game they can call their own.
In ESPN MLS ExtraTime 2002, Konami attempts to draw in fans of the sport with its television-styled production values and its official license.
But the game itself will likely disappoint those looking for a suitable rival to EA Sports' superb FIFA 2002.
Bearing the official MLS and ESPN licenses has given this game both an authentic SportsCenter look and an admirable roster made up of some of the most exciting players in the game today.
By Gerald Villoria
Author summary: Dedicated MLS fans may enjoy this game.
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