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FIFA Soccer 10

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  • You have complete control over your players, with the ability to assign a specific role and movement to every outfield player on your team one at a time, and then combine them for the perfect set piece.
  • The first true 360 dribbling system in a soccer game gives you precise control to skillfully play spaces between defenders that previously was not possible.
  • Advanced animation warping technology lets skilled players face defenders and maneuver around them with highly-responsive lateral dribbling.
  • More intelligent AI with more authentic behavior. Players now avoid passes not intended for them, avoid blocking teammate shots, and throw themselves in the way of attacker's shots in defense.
  • Work on individual skills in a fully featured practice mode before stepping on the pitch. Select exactly how many attackers and defenders you want in play, and practice set pieces.

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Platform: PLAYSTATION 3
  • Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
  • ASIN: B002BCVFRM
  • Product Dimensions: 6.8 x 5.4 x 0.6 inches ; 4.8 ounces
  • Media: Video Game
  • Release Date: October 20, 2009
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (163 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #333 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
    #4 in  Video Games > PlayStation 3 > Sports > Soccer
  • Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes

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The seventeenth overall release in Electronic Arts' popular FIFA Soccer franchise, FIFA Soccer 10 enables gamers and soccer fans alike to enjoy the nonstop action and fun of the #1 soccer game simulation, regardless of their skill on a real or virtual pitch. With FIFA Soccer 10, players can create themselves in game, join a club and compete against gamers around the world in online competition. Game features include extensive play modes and improvements, as well as multiplayer options including 7-player local multiplayer, coop gameplay both online and offline and 2-20 player support online.

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On the heels of winning 25 international gaming awards with FIFA Soccer 09, the top-selling soccer franchise from EA Sports is surpassed with FIFA Soccer 10. Responding to consumer feedback from over 350 million online games played, FIFA Soccer 10 gives players new levels of control and innovation to experience the beautiful game like never before. Featuring core gameplay refinements based on responsiveness and intelligence, on top of an already potent game engine, FIFA Soccer continues to set the benchmark as the most complete soccer simulation.

Key Game Features

  • Virtual Pro – Live out the fantasy of being a real life soccer player by creating yourself in game with a 3D head using Photo Game Face. Play as yourself across any mode. Grow your player attributes through 200 accomplishments and take your Virtual Pro online to become a global superstar.
  • Pro Club Championship – Create an online club with friends and play 10v10 against hundreds of thousands of Virtual Pros from around the World, with the top clubs battling it out to become Regional & World Champions.
  • New Practice Arena - Work on individual and team skills in a fully featured practice mode before stepping on the pitch. Select the number of attackers and defenders you want in play (e.g. 11v11, 5v5, or even 5v3), and practice in open play or from set pieces.
  • Customizable Set Pieces - Design and record your very own free kicks and corners on the training ground for use on match day to outwit your opponent. You have complete control over your players, with the ability to assign a specific movement to every outfield player on your team one at a time, and then combine them for the perfect set piece. Record them in the Practice Arena, then trigger then in game using the D-Pad.
  • 360° Dribbling - The first-ever true 360° dribbling system in a soccer game provides finer dribbling control, enabling players to find spaces between defenders that previously were not possible.
  • Skilled Dribbling - All-new animation warping technology provides unprecedented control. Skilled players now have the ability to face a defender and use highly-responsive lateral dribbling to skip past him.
  • Freedom in Physical Play - Wider dribble touches and new collision sharing creates a varied, less predictable, and extended fight for possession between the dribbler and a defender.
  • Manager Mode Authenticity - More than 50 major improvements were designed to create an authentic experience to mimic the real-world game. Match results are based on team and player strengths and weaknesses. Player transfers are determined by multiple decision points, including club finance and prestige, and competition from AI-controlled clubs. Player development is more realistic with true-to-life growth curves.
  • Refined Goalkeeper Intelligence — numerous improvements mean that goalkeepers now have more urgency and better perception of where to intercept loose balls, resulting in a more responsive and powerful rushing system. New animation warping technology provides game-realistic goalkeeper positioning and momentum, resulting in more varied scoring opportunities.
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FIFA Soccer 10 gives players new levels of control and innovation to experience the beautiful game like never before. Featuring core gameplay refinements based on responsiveness and intelligence, on top of an already potent game engine, FIFA Soccer continues to set the benchmark as the most complete soccer simulation.

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53 of 56 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Did you really like FIFA '09, then well ........................., October 28, 2009
By Genghis Khan (Bay Area, CA) - See all my reviews
Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: FIFA Soccer 10 (Video Game)
I consider myself a pretty decent FIFA 09 player and immediately bought FIFA 10 when it came out, hoping that improvements made to a top-notch game would make the new game flat out amazing. After playing a few games against my real life friends and online strangers, I am not sure if I like "10" or "9" better. My biggest disappointment in the new game is that IMO, the graphics did not improve at all or maybe even gotten worse. Maybe I am imagining it but the width of the goal looks smaller. Of course, this shouldn't affect gameplay at all but it just feels like I am looking at a smaller target. The improvements in the gameplay is subtle but nevertheless clearly different with defenders having a chance against the supermen (eg. Ronaldo) of the game, making the game more defense-oriented and somewhat harder to score. Some of the differences I noticed so far:

1. Throughball doesn't work automatically unless there is a developing play where a throughball is the best play. In `09', you could just randomly throughball and somehow the offensive player would end up with the ball with a near breakaway too often.
2. Defenders are positioned much better so defense is easier to play. Also, because stars like Ronaldo can't just run away from the pack when they have the ball, defenders will have a better chance as long as they are in a good position. But the improvement in defensive positioning also resulted in heavy traffic near the goal where the play seemed a little bit clustered. At times, the phrase pinball action came to mind when it became clustered like that.
3. The view when the GK has a goal kick or instances where you have a corner, the view has changed to a more zoomed view and less overhead perspective. I personally didn't like this change due to the change in depth perception, making it harder for me to judge the players' positioning.
4. The collision physics is much more realistic and players actually bounce off each other in more realistic fashion.
5. It is much easier to bend the ball, maybe too much. On several corner kicks, I had kicks bend too much that the ball was no where near the goal almost half way between the penalty box and the half line.
6. Overall, the offensive player is forced to put together a well constructed attack and rely on crisp passing and play development more than relying on the speed and power of players like Ronaldos and the Etos.
7. The online play is smoother and when playing ranked games, the skill points is calculated after each game and displayed for you to see,showing you how the points were calculate. This was a very nice feature for someone who plays online as much as I do.

One thing that didn't change:

My number one pet peeve for '09: The number of shots hitting the goal post per game is way too much. I was hoping that this would change, but so far, the occurrence of shots hitting the goal post is still way too frequent and unrealistic.

Overall, I would say '10 is more realistic but not necessarily more fun to this veteran of '09. I definitely think '10 is a great game but I will not be getting rid of my `09' right away because they play different enough for me to consider it two different games

UPDATE: 11/5/09

So after playing for a few more weeks, I will say that I am appreciating the subtle differences between '09 and '10. I really like the new collision mechanism. It is realistic enough so that I often thwarted the other players attack by just getting in the way of the opposing team's players who don't have the ball to deny their space when there is a pass directed toward them. I have also experienced the advantage of 360 degree control as I manuever my player with the ball. Definitely a solid improvement over '09.

UPDATE: 11/23/09

A huge negative has popped up for with this game. Goalie AI. Maybe it's not even AI. Glitch is more like it. The goalie in '10 is worse than in '09. I suppose goalies making errors should be expected since a real life goalie would make can make mistakes too. But goalies have a much harder time handling shots that are directed right at them if it's low. Goalies are allowing shots that are literally next to their legs. (The animation in replay suggests that the goalie, instead of stopping the shot by moving a little to the left or the right, instead tries to squat down and tries a mini dive save on a shot. That allows the shots to go under them.
What is infuriating is that given the number of great opportunities that end in a shot off the goal post if you try to aim for one of the corners of the goal, the way the goalie allows this cheap score, it's a huge imbalance. Goalies that leap like panthers to save shots 10 feet away or sure goals that somehow the computer directs right at the goal post yet the goalie can't save balls hit next to them. What's up with that?

UPDATE: 11/30/09

I don't know what I was thinking by not mentioning this. In FIFA '09, (and I call this just plain stupid on EA's part),they didn't include a practice mode. Sure, you could pratice your skill moves 1on1 with the goalie, but that too was not that helpful because no one would play an actual match in that perspective, thus making you learn the skill moves one way but then have to make adjustments to the stick work. In FIFA '10, there actuall is a practice mode and a pretty darned good one at that. You can set the practice match to have as many offensive and defensive players as you want. You want to practice breakaways? 1 offensive player vs. goalie only. 5 vs. 4, 5 vs. 3. Any combination you want to hone your offensive skills. Also,you can actually practice set-pieces (FK and corners) the way it would be in the game with real defenders. By practice in this mode, I can score on about a 1/3 of my FKs inside 30 yards because I know what kick with how much power to execute. (The other 2/3 of my FKs bounce off the goal post, LOL.) If you are serious about being a good FIFA player, this practice mode will let you maximize your chances.
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47 of 52 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars FIFA 2010 ... Big disappointment, November 2, 2009
By Forrest (New York, NY) - See all my reviews
Fun:2.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: FIFA Soccer 10 (Video Game)
I have been playing FIFA 2009 since last fall and recently bought FIFA 2010 in the assumption that it would be a better game. It is not. While the graphics are a little better and the shooting and realism of gameplay is better, there are a multitude of aspects that EA Sports took away that make the game frustrating and less of an involved experience. If you want an "arcade" feel, this is what you want. If you want a game that you paid for to play on your own Wii in your home and the customization that comes with it, bother not with this game.

1. The interface is extremely annoying and dumbed down. It gives you very few ways to customize your experience.
2. The statistics page is dumbed down. You can no longer get the detail of stats you could in 2009, which I feel is one of the most important ways to get involved with your team and how the individual players perform. Reviewer #1 doesn't know what he is talking about in this regard.
3. You cannot adjust the level of difficulty in a season/team/manager without starting over with a different season/team/manager. This is retarded as I would like to get comfortable with the format before increasing the difficulty as I get better.
4. Again, the interface is better suited for an arcade and is actually mildly insulting in its simplicity.
5. The slow motion shooting thing Reviewer #1 spoke of is really annoying. Also, the game does not recognize that you've already played the game before when you start a new season/team/manager so you are frequently interrupted with instructions/tips.
6. In- and post-game Match Facts are dumbed down and not interesting any more.
7. You can't manage the franchise the way you could in 2009. The "business side" is completely gone.

2009 was a great game. EA had the opportunity to tweak some things (such as pass accuracy, which is one of the few things better here) to make the game even better, but instead took away a lot of small things that made the game more fun in an effort to keep you buying next year's game. Better wait until then.
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18 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Still very undecided, November 7, 2009
By Luca Varallo "lvarallo" (castro valley, ca United States) - See all my reviews
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Fun:3.0 out of 5 stars 
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first of all I have fifa 08,09 and I am Italian so I love football (well soccer here in the US)and I was very exited when I got this game...well till I played the first few matches

1. graphic: yeah much better, a big improvement. Some things are more fifa08, e.g. you will see the player entering the stadium (that you do not see in fifa09)
2. goalkeeper handling definitely an improvement
3. corners : I am still undecided , definitely is more easy to hit by head or do complicates evolutions but fifa09 offered more control on where the ball will go
4. music: what a delusion, I loved the musics in fifa08 and fifa09. I likes them so much that I bought the individual mp3 files from amazon.com. In fifa 10 is only music (no singing) and definitely not so good
5. controls : the pointer works ok in the open play, I still don't like the shaking on when kicking penalties or kick , I liked more the fifa09 with the ability to address the ball , here in fifa10 where the ball goes is pretty much random. I also miss the possibility to pass the ball just using the arrows on the wii controller (in fia10 the arrow are used to do tricks instead)
6. stadium and ball : you can choose the stadium, you can not choose the ball, you can not even accumulate points to buy new stadiums, new jersey and new balls . Overall not so good
7. choose of jersey: this is actually a big improvement. I hated in fifa09 when you team has a away jersey similar or same color to the home jersey (or viceversa) of the opponent and essentially you play and all the players have the same jersey color. In fifa10 you can chose the jersey e..g you can use your away jersey even if you play at home, so no more color confusion
8. buy/sell: ahhhhh, what was good about fifa09 and the manager mode was that each player has a price, was easy to search across countries, you will have a budget, tickets revenues and salaries. Forget about this in fifa10, all you have are points. You can spend points and players are evaluated in terms of points...e.g Sculli will be 16 points when in fifa09 was a 78 and 5 million dollars price tag
9. I was initially thinking about trading in fifa09 to get some money back but I have changed my mind after playing fifa10 : fifa09 will stay in my library
10. commentators : 3 games later (08,09,10) I thought theye would spend some more time on getting different comments or voices . It's over and over the same comments you heard in 08,09 so they are not funny anymore

I will definitely play a few more days but so far 3 stars but no more then 3
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