EA has announced that it's going to release it's second FIFA game this year on the GameCube, FIFA World Cup 2002.

Press release below...

EA SPORTS ANNOUNCES 2002 FIFA WORLD CUP

CHERTSEY, SURREY –February 19, 2002 – Before over 37 billion people worldwide come to a standstill to follow the 2002 FIFA World Cup™ competition this spring, EA SPORTS™ offers football enthusiasts the opportunity to determine for themselves who will win the world’s most coveted trophy with 2002 FIFA World Cup. Announcing today that it will release exclusively the official interactive FIFA World Cup game, Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:ERTS) gives consumers globally the opportunity to kick-off the FIFA World Cup frenzy by playing in the tournament before it begins. The game promises to capture every moment of glory, every emotion, every sound and every aspect of a truly global event, giving consumers the opportunity to kick-off the FIFA World Cup frenzy by playing in the tournament before it begins. Gamers will find a whole new world of showboating and high-tempo, high-impact action, obvious from the first touch of the ball.

2002 FIFA World Cup will ship in April for PC-CD, PlayStation�2 computer entertainment system and PlayStation console, the Xbox™ video game system by Microsoft and the Nintendo GameCube™.

“We’ve gone to great lengths to set out to develop the most realistic, enjoyable FIFA World Cup experience,” said Executive Producer Marc Aubanel. “In order to do so we’ve signed an unprecedented number of licenses in so we can deliver soccer fans their favorite players and teams in FIFA World Cup uniforms, competing in sanctioned World Cup Stadiums, replicated with lifelike detail.”

2002 FIFA World Cup will include the following licensed content:

Official and exclusive 2002 FIFA World Cup game -- As the official game of the 2002 FIFA World Cup, EA offers the only interactive football game officially licensed to use the FIFA World Cup, insignia, new World Cup stadiums, banners, and mascots.

Licensed national teams– Users can take the pitch with the England team as they compete head-to-head in their first game versus Sweden at the Saitama World Cup stadium or in subsequent games versus Argentina, and Nigeria or as one of the other teams in the tournament.

Licensed players –Featuring all players participating in World Cup competition this summer, including England star players David Beckham, Michael Owen, Steven Gerrard and Sol Campbell , as well as other members of the English national team. Star players competing in the 2002 FIFA World Cup including Beckham and others will display their physical likeness in the game along with their individual talents that identify their style of play.