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2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil

TecnologíaRecompilación Estática (C/C++ nativo)

Disponible paraWindows

Sobre el proyecto

2014 FIFA World Cup es el videojuego oficial de la Copa Mundial de Fútbol de 2014, disputada en Brasil. Es el octavo juego con licencia oficial de la FIFA y el quinto que apareció bajo la marca EA Sports. Está dentro de la serie FIFA World Cup. Fue desarrollado por EA Canada para PlayStation 3 y Xbox 360. Se había anunciado en febrero de 2014 y salió a la venta el 15 de abril en América del Norte, el 17 de abril en Europa y Australia, y el 24 de abril en Japón.

Información oficial del proyecto

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2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil: Recompiled

An unofficial PC port of the Xbox 360 game 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, by hosse. The game's code was statically recompiled into C++ using ReXGlue and compiled for Windows, allowing it to run natively.

The only official download is this page's Releases.

You need your own copy of the game. No game files are included in this repository or its releases.

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<sub>Launcher preview · 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil: Recompiled</sub>

Playing

Download fifa-world-cup-2014-recompiled-<version>-setup.exe from the Releases page and run it. It installs into Program Files (Windows asks for permission once) and opens the launcher. Prefer no install? Take the -portable.zip, unzip it anywhere and run Launcher.exe. It keeps everything, saves included, in its own folder. Settings → Data → Desktop shortcut adds a desktop shortcut with the game's icon.

The program isn't code-signed, so Windows may show "Windows protected your PC" the first time. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
The launcher asks for your copy of the game, either its folder (the one with default.xex) or its disc image (.iso). Choose it or drop it on the window, and it checks that it's the right game.
Press Play.

To quit the game, hold Back + Start (Create + Options on PlayStation) for 2 seconds, or press Alt+F4.

The launcher's Settings set how the game runs (window, resolution, frame rate, Show FPS, ...) and where it's read from. A controller is recommended (Xbox, PlayStation and others). The keyboard works too, and its keys are on the Controls page.

<sub>In-game · 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil: Recompiled</sub>

Updates

At the start the launcher checks this page for a newer release and offers it. Update now downloads it, checks it against the release's checksums and installs it (the installed version asks Windows for permission, as when it was installed, and the portable version replaces its own files). Settings and saves stay. Settings → Data → Check for updates turns this off.

Requirements

The game is heavy on the graphics card, more than on the processor. Integrated graphics will run the game poorly, especially Intel iGPUs (check Known issues).

Requirement	Details
Windows	10 or 11, 64-bit
Graphics	Direct3D 12, with up-to-date drivers
Processor	With SSE4.2 (Intel from 2008, AMD from 2011)
The game	Not included: your own copy of 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil for Xbox 360, as a disc image (`.iso`) or its folder with `default.xex` (the launcher checks if your copy is playable)

Where things are (by default)

Item	Location
The program	`C:\Program Files\2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Recompiled`
Saves, settings, logs, shader cache	`Documents\2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil` (the portable version keeps it all in its own folder)

Problems go in the Issues. Include fifawc14.log (Settings → Data → Logs opens its folder). It lists your hardware and settings, with no user name or folder paths.

Known issues

Cutscenes, replays and celebrations can still drop FPS.
Intel UHD and Iris Xe graphics still run the game poorly. The game doesn't draw correctly on these GPUs due to an issue on Intel's side, so they use a slower mode that draws correctly but costs significantly more performance.

Building from source

Building needs your own copy of the game too, because the code generator reads its default.xex.

The steps (SDK, game, launcher, a release) are in BUILDING.md.

Repository

Folder	What it is
`pc/`	The game's Windows app (`src/`) and the game fixes (`fixes/`, for start-up races, GPU readback hooks and frame pacing).
`launcher/`	The launcher, which finds and checks the game and has the menu, settings and updates (native, Direct3D 11 + Dear ImGui).
`installer/`	Packaging of the release folder, the portable zip, the installer and the checksums (how a release is made).
`patches/rexglue-sdk/`	Changes to the ReXGlue SDK, applied on top of a fixed SDK commit.
`tools/`	Analysis helpers used while porting, and the licence collector.
`licenses/`	The third-party components' licences (also in every release).

The C++ translated from the game (pc/generated/) isn't part of this repository. It's generated on your own PC from your own copy of the game when you build.

Credits

The port by hosse (me), developed with assistance from Claude Code.
Built on ReXGlue, the recompiler and runtime.
Xenia, whose Xbox 360 research, GPU and kernel code ReXGlue builds on.
The other components it uses are listed with their licences in licenses/THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt.

Licence

This project's own code (launcher, game fixes, SDK patches, tools) is under the BSD 3-Clause licence. It doesn't cover the game, its content, or the code recompiled from it. The third-party components in the releases (the ReXGlue SDK, which builds on Xenia, FFmpeg, SDL and others) keep their own licences, listed in licenses/THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt.

Legal

Unofficial fan project. Not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Electronic Arts, FIFA or Microsoft. 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, its content and trademarks belong to their owners. If a rights holder raises a valid legal concern, it will be addressed.

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