27 FIFAs: A history of box covers, Part 2

10. FIFA Football 2003: In 2002, EA opted for three cover stars: Roberto Carlos, Ryan Giggs, and Edgar Davids. In the US, only Landon Donovan graced the local cover. The game itself boasted revamped gameplay and graphics, which were a significant improvement over its two predecessors. (Image credit: EA Sports)

11. FIFA Football 2004: Thierry Henry, Alessandro Del Piero, and Ronaldinho graced the covered of this one. The game introduced secondary divisions for the first time (Image credit: EA Sports)

12. FIFA Football 2005: Patrick Vieira, Fernando Morientes and Andriy Shevchenko were featured on the international cover, with Oswaldo Sánchez in the place of Vieira for the US cover. (Image credit: EA Sports)

13 . FIFA 06: The global cover had Ronaldinho and Wayne Rooney, while in the US, Omar Bravo and Freddy Adu were shown alongside Ronaldinho (Image credit: EA Sports)

14. FIFA 07: It was Wayne Rooney and Ronaldinho again for the global edition, but Lukas Podolski was next to the Brazilian star in Germany. The game added Webley and Emirates as two new stadia, and a new Interactive Leagues feature. (Image credit: EA Sports)

15. FIFA 08: Wayne Rooney and Ronaldinho graced he cover fo the third consecutive time. Miroslav Klose and Sergio Ramos were next to Ronaldinho in the German and Spanish versions, respectively (Image credit: EA Sports)

16. FIFA 09: The fourth one to feature Wayne Rooney and Ronaldinho worldwide had Sergio Ramos alongside the English forward in Spain, while in Germany Ronaldinho was joined by Kevin Kuranyi. (Image credit: EA Sports)

17. FIFA 10: Theo Walcott, Frank Lampard, and Wayne Rooney graced the UK edition. Wayne Rooney and Bastian Schweinsteiger served as cover stars in Germany. (Image credit: EA Sports)

18: FIFA 11: Kaká dominated the worldwide edition, and was together with Wayne Rooney in the United Kingdom, Ireland & Australia. The German version had Mesut Özil & René Adler. (Image credit: EA Sports)