2010 Fifa World Cup / Game

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Love the ability to play as any international team, and the "Story of qualifying" where you try to play in scenarios which really happened (Like trying to bring back Argentina from a 5-1 deficit in the 27' in La Paz). There is not a whole lot more additional gameplay beyond that. It feels like a repainted FIFA 10 which is essentially what it is. I wish this had been like an expansion to download for '10 as that would have made the game perfect.

Im All-Play Mode sehr einfach zu spielen. Da man in diesem Mode nicht zielen muss und nur Tasten drücken und schütteln, kann das sogar ein Kind motorischen Einschränkungen.

My family and I are big funs of soccer and make sure to have the time to watch as many games as possible during world cups. ...We all wear our favorite team uniform and paint our faces with their flags...I bought this game for my grandson and he loves it...there is even bubuselas in the background..and they can have their favorite team win even if it did not happen during the real world cup. We are now making teams and ascheduling a world cup among family and friends. This game is awsome.

I almost didn't purchase this because a few reviewers said that there wasn't much difference between FIFA 10 and FIFA 10 World Cup. Well, I wouldn't expect there to be except for the venue, so I purchased it anyway and I am really glad I did. Admittedly, I am new to soccer video games but I cannot believe how much content EA packed into this portable game. There are 10 different ways to play, everything from the entire World Cup, to just the World Cup finals. You can even choose a team from one of the FIFA confederations and try to make it through the qualification rounds to get to the World Cup. To put the icing on the cake, EA included a multiplayer mode where you can play a friend on another PSP (adhoc) or people from across the globe (infrastructure). The music tracks are top notch, which I have come to expect from EA. I found the player movements to be fluid and the game play to be quite frantic at times. As in real soccer, scoring is no easy feat even against the weaker teams. This makes for very realistic and rewarding game play, as you have to work hard for those goals. There are many different control methods to choose from and EA was kind enough to include a new "2-button" control method for newbies like myself. To learn the more advanced controls, EA has included a practice mode which allows you play against anywhere from 1 opponent (just a goalie) up to 11 opponents (a full team). The practice modes are free practice, corner kicks, free kicks or penalty shoot out. This is a great way to hone your skills before playing a real match. As you progress through the game, you can win various trophies and awards as well as unlock new soccer balls designs and other items. There are just too many features to list in this short review but I think EA did a great job in delivering an excellent World Cup simulation for the PSP. Graphics : 4 Sound : 5 Game Play : 5 Controls : 5 Fun Factor: 5