EA has made some impressive refinements to FIFA 11 for an even more realistic virtual football match. These come in terms of the game engine (particularly the passing and tackling), along with extra additions such as custom chants which show some real ...
Resumen: While many games in the sporting genre continue to offer little more than an upgrade to their predecessor, FIFA has come on leaps and bounds over the last few years implementing a wide range of game modes, online innovations and a truly outstanding gam...
Both 360 degree Fight for Possession and Pro Passing add an extra sheen of depth and realism, with the added bonus of hiking up the difficulty a notch. And Personality+ does what it says on the tin
No matter the proliferation of official licences, correct shirts and accurate player physical appearances, the graphics engine can still make Paul Konchesky's bald noggin look like Tupperware
FIFA 10 was an astonishing leap forward for the franchise, and FIFA World Cup 2010 added some much-appreciated tweaks, but it is FIFA 11’s new enhancements that make each match look and feel like a game of football, not just a game, full stop. Superb!...
Improved in some areas, diminished in others, FIFA is still this year’s toast but could be dethroned with committed effort from the competition. 9.0/10Print this pageComments (0)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Report error/mistake.Add to my pro...
It can be too easy to win the ball back and the commentary can be a bit dull.
It's that time of year again where football fans everywhere are clamoring to get their hands on the latest version of EA Sports FIFA franchise. We went inside the locker room of FIFA 11 to see if at the end of the season it will hoist the championshi...
It’s fascinating to watch the fortunes of teams change through the years. Take Liverpool as an example; their triumphant comeback against Milan in the Champions League seems like a long, distant memory. Now they’re propping up the Premiership, languish...
Resumen: It's the world's favourite pastime. Not football, but playing FIFA every single year, as the franchise continues to outsell its rivals and provide the most authentic football experience available. The ongoing success of the FIFA series is well document...
Resumen: I really enjoy certain things about this time of year. While normally around this time I am settling in to the malaise of impending winter, there always comes along two video games that help pick me up from the doldrums; NHL hockey and FIFA soccer. Thi...
Resumen: You would think that by coming out with three FIFA titles within one calendar year, EA’s fabulous football franchise would suffer from a bit of oversaturation and staleness. Sure, thanks to the World Cup, something like this only happens once every fou...
