FIFA Soccer 95 Cheats & Cheat Codes for Sega Genesis

FIFA Soccer 95 is a 1995 football simulation game developed and published by Electronic Arts. Released exclusively for the Sega Genesis, the game is one of the earliest entries into the long-running FIFA series.

After the original FIFA International Soccer, responses to the changes made in the newer release were largely positive. The game iterated on a few key points of weakness in the first game, notably passing and goalkeeping mechanics, to produce a football game that was the best of its time.

FIFA Soccer 95 Premise

Simply, FIFA Soccer 95 is a football simulation. The gameplay is played from an isometric camera view, with you controlling one of two teams on the pitch. At the push of a button, you can switch between the eleven players on your team. Even better, the game allows for up to four players in a match, working cooperatively to win the game.

The game has several different game modes, including Friendly, Leagues, Tournaments, and Playoffs. Each allows you to jump in as one of your favorite teams, playing out a series of different football tournament formats. It features a bunch of different club teams from around the world, although fake player names are used due to licensing issues.

The big new feature in this release was the addition of penalty shootouts, bringing next-level drama to FIFA Soccer 95. Despite being released back in 1994, the gameplay still holds up, as it focuses on arcade fun more than hardcore realism.

FIFA Soccer 95 Main Characters

The nature of football as a team sport means that FIFA Soccer 95, as well as the wider FIFA franchise as a whole, doesn’t exactly have main characters. There are some players who rise above the rest and establish themselves as legends, but even still, they’re never the main characters of FIFA games.

In lieu of a main character, we can show you every single team that you can play as in FIFA Soccer 95, sorted by nation.

Brazil

• América
• Bangu
• Botafogo
• Bragantino
• Corinthians
• Ferroviária
• Flamengo
• Fluminense
• Guarani
• Internacional
• Palmeiras
• Ponte Preta
• Portuguesa
• Santos
• São Paulo
• Vasco da Gama

England

• Arsenal
• Aston Villa
• Blackburn Rovers
• Chelsea
• Coventry City
• Crystal Palace
• Everton
• Ipswich Town
• Leeds United
• Leicester City
• Liverpool
• Manchester City
• Manchester United
• Newcastle United
• Norwich City
• Nottingham Forest
• Queens Park Rangers
• Sheffield Wednesday
• Southampton
• Tottenham Hotspur
• West Ham United
• Wimbledon

France

• Angers
• Auxerre
• Bordeaux
• Caen
• Cannes
• Le Havre
• Lens
• Lille
• Lyon
• Marseille
• Martigues
• Metz
• Monaco
• Montpellier
• Nantes
• Paris Saint-Germain
• Saint-Étienne
• Sochaux
• Strasbourg
• Toulouse

Germany

• Bayer Leverkusen
• Bayern Munich
• Borussia Dortmund
• Borussia Mönchengladbach
• Duisburg
• Dynamo Dresden
• Frankfurt
• Freiburg
• Hamburger
• Kaiserslautern
• Köln
• Lokomotive Leipzig
• Karlsruher
• Nürnberg
• Schalke
• Stuttgart
• Wattenscheid
• Werder Bremen

Italy

• Atalanta
• Cagliari
• Cremonese
• Foggia
• Genoa
• Internazionale
• Juventus
• Lazio
• Lecce
• Milan
• Napoli
• Parma
• Piacenza
• Reggina
• Roma
• Sampdoria
• Torino
• Udinese

Netherlands

• AFC Ajax
• FC Groningen
• FC Twente
• FC Utrecht
• FC Volendam
• Feyenoord
• Go Ahead Eagles
• MVV
• NAC Breda
• PSV Eindhoven
• RKC Waalwijk
• Roda JC Kerkrade
• SC Cambuur
• SC Heerenveen
• Sparta Rotterdam
• Vitesse
• VVV-Venlo
• Willem II

Spain

• Albacete
• Athletic Bilbao
• Atlético Madrid
• Barcelona
• Celta de Vigo
• Deportivo
• Lleida
• Logroñés
• Osasuna
• Racing de Santander
• Rayo Vallecano
• Real Madrid
• Real Oviedo
• Real Sociedad
• Real Valladolid
• Real Zaragoza
• Sevilla
• Sporting de Gijón
• Tenerife
• Valencia

U.S.A.

• Atlanta
• Boston
• Chicago
• Dallas
• Denver
• Detroit
• Fort Lauderdale
• Guadalajara
• Los Angeles
• Mexico City
• Montreal
• New York
• Phoenix
• Portland
• Saint Louis
• San Diego
• San Jose
• Seattle
• Tampa Bay
• Toronto
• Vancouver
• Washington

International

• Algeria
• Argentina
• Australia
• Austria
• Belgium
• Bolivia
• Brazil
• Bulgaria
• Cameroon
• Canada
• Chile
• China
• Colombia
• Czech Republic
• Denmark
• Egypt
• England
• Finland
• France
• Germany
• Greece
• Hong Kong
• Hungary
• India
• Iraq
• Israel
• Italy
• Ivory Coast
• Japan
• Kenya
• Luxembourg
• Mexico
• Morocco
• Netherlands
• New Zealand
• Nigeria
• Northern Ireland
• Norway
• Peru
• Poland
• Portugal
• Qatar
• Republic of Ireland
• Romania
• Russia
• Saudi Arabia
• Scotland
• South Africa
• South Korea
• Spain
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• Turkey
• Ukraine
• United Arab Emirates
• United States
• Uruguay
• Wales
• Africa All Stars
• Asia All Stars
• Euro All Stars
• Middle East All Stars
• North America All Stars

With this in mind, there’s no doubt that FIFA Soccer 95 has a huge selection of teams from the football world as it existed back in the 1994/95 season.

FIFA Soccer 95 Titles in the Series

The FIFA series has always been at the pinnacle of the football genre, with decades of experience at Electronic Arts serving to create the ultimate simulation of the beautiful game. Few have even tried to challenge its dominance over the genre. Konami’s Pro Evolution Soccer series had its heyday in the mid-2000s but has slowly faded out of relevancy with each release. Meanwhile, the Football Manager series remains immensely popular but is so different from FIFA that it’s hard to compare.

However, Electronic Arts has now officially lost the license to use the FIFA name. Because of this, FIFA 23 was the last game in the series, and was subsequently replaced by the EA Sports FC series in 2023. It has been a legendary run so far, and it’s set to continue under a new name.

• FIFA International Soccer (1993)
• FIFA Soccer 95 (1994)
• FIFA Soccer 96 (1995)
• FIFA 97 (1996)
• FIFA: Road to World Cup 98 (1997)
• FIFA World Cup 98 (1998)
• FIFA 99 (1998)
• FIFA 2000 (1999)
• FIFA 2001 (2000)
• FIFA Football 2002 (2001)
• 2002 FIFA World Cup (2002)
• FIFA Football 2003 (2002)
• FIFA Football 2004 (2003)
• FIFA Football 2005 (2004)
• FIFA Street (2005)
• FIFA 06 (2005)
• FIFA Street 2 (2006)
• 2006 FIFA World Cup (2006)
• FIFA 07 (2006)
• FIFA 08 (2007)
• FIFA Street 3 (2008)
• FIFA 09 (2008)
• FIFA 10 (2009)
• 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa (2010)
• FIFA 11 (2010)
• FIFA 12 (2011)
• FIFA Street (2012)
• FIFA 13 (2012)
• FIFA 14 (2013)
• FIFA World (2013)
• 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil (2014)
• FIFA 15 (2014)
• FIFA 16 (2015)
• FIFA 17 (2016)
• FIFA Mobile (2016)
• FIFA 18 (2017)
• FIFA 19 (2018)
• FIFA 20 (2019)
• FIFA 21 (2020)
• FIFA 22 (2021)
• FIFA 23 (2022)

FIFA Soccer 95 Cheat Codes

FIFA Soccer 95 on the Sega Genesis has a bunch of cheat codes you can use to change the flow of the game entirely. Each has its own unique effect and is mostly used for fun.

To enter these FIFA Soccer 95 cheats, start a game and head to the Options screen. From there, press the following buttons.

After using these cheats, a sound should indicate it was entered correctly. Go back to the Main Menu, and press A. You should enter the Cheats menu, where you can switch the cheats you have entered on or off.

FIFA Soccer 95 Cheat Code FAQ

Does FIFA Soccer 95 Have Achievements?

No. The game was released only on the Sega Genesis, which has no achievements system, and the game itself doesn’t have any built-in.

What Does The Invisible Wall Cheat Do In FIFA Soccer 95?

If you use the Invisible Wall cheat in FIFA Soccer 95, this will prevent the ball from ever going out of play. Throw-ins, corners, and goal kicks are all no longer part of the game, as the ball will no longer leave the pitch.

What Does The Crazy Ball Cheat Do In FIFA Soccer 95?

The Crazy Ball cheat is as straightforward as it suggests. Sometimes when the ball is hit, it will go much further than intended, resulting in some crazy long balls. When combined with cheats like the Invisible Wall cheat, this can mean some bizarre pinball-esque football is played.

The image featured at the top of this post is ©Screenshot from FIFA Soccer 95.