The history of brilliantly terrible World Cup video games

Football fans face disappointments with digital World Cup experiences, specifically the Fifa World Cup: Launch Edition. Developed by Delphi Interactive, this officially licensed game is described as a dated calamity featuring sluggish controls and juddering gameplay via smart TVs or computers. Meanwhile, the real-world tournament continues to be haunted by the 1982 Disgrace of Gijon as the competition enters the final round of group matches, highlighting ongoing issues with match scheduling and sporting integrity.