Play Mia Hamm Soccer 64 Online

Mia Hamm Soccer 64 came out in 2000 for the Nintendo 64, a time when 3D sports games were becoming more common on the console. It was published by SouthPeak Interactive, and having a game with a real athlete's name attached felt like a notable step, even if it wasn't the most polished title in the N64 library.

You control a full soccer team, switching between players to pass, tackle, and shoot. The main goal is to outscore your opponent, of course. A couple of things stand out: the through-pass mechanic, which lets you send the ball ahead into open space for a teammate to run onto, and the ability to perform slide tackles, though these often risk a foul. The game moves at a brisk pace, and the difficulty can spike, especially when the computer decides to press hard. It feels like a straightforward arcade take on soccer, where a quick counter-attack can be more satisfying than a methodical buildup.