As far as the sound effects goe, one thing stands out from the usual. FIFA 2000 sounds a lot more physical, reflecting accurately the direction the actual game has taken. The cheers of the crowd do not appear any different, and the same goes for the commentators' coverage. Musical scores continue the fine tradition of new age, techno beats, with a mix of rock and pop tunes. Leading the line up of musicians is UK's Robbie Williams, largely popular here in Europe.
Musical score creates just the right mood before the player steps on to the pitch.
EA Sports definitely knows what they're doing when it comes to choosing cool melodies, and FIFA 2000 is no exception to the rule. The controls didn't show any drastic changes, which is only natural considering the fact that the other FIFA games played just fine. The list of controls still has a lot of features that the player will rarely use in the match. It is very important during the match to differentiate things like headers from the volley shots as it really does affect your scoring opportunities. Gameplay tactics in FIFA 2000 include a lot more ball control features which are supposed to make the game more fluent and less irritating for the gamers.