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Red Card 2003 - Microsoft Xbox

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$26.8 $40 In stock

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Red Card 2003 brings soccer action to the Microsoft Xbox, delivering a solid sports gaming experience. This used copy is in very good condition and comes complete with the original box and manual, making it a reliable choice for fans of the genre.

  • Platform: Microsoft Xbox
  • Genre: Soccer/Football
  • Condition: Very Good
  • Included: Complete (CIB) – game disc, original case, and manual
  • Brand: Microsoft Xbox
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace S. ★★★★★

The passing and shooting feel surprisingly responsive for an older sports title, and the manual adds a nice touch for learning the controls. It’s a solid arcade-style soccer game that’s held up well on the Xbox.

Matthew F. ★★★★★

Was pleasantly surprised how well this used copy holds up—the manual is crisp and the box is in better shape than most games from that era. The controls feel responsive and the career mode adds some nice depth.

Robert ★★★★★

The disc is in pristine condition and the manual even has that classic early-2000s game smell. Playing through the exhibition matches brings back great memories, and the box art still looks sharp on my shelf.