Sony PS3 - Sport
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After last year's impressive effort, FIFA 10 on Xbox 360 and PS3 for 2010 begins its defence with a number of greatly improved features that ensures its place as the football game of choice for football fans. This diminutive video game now offers not only dynamic dribbling, advanced Artificial Intelligence, accurate ball physics but also some frighteningly accurate player likenesses to keep FIFA for PS3 and 360 ahead of the competition by a vast margin.
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Each year FIFA comes out with a list of upgrades and new features, but FIFA in 2010 looks to push the envelope a little further this year with a raft of changes that improve the overall experience. The most telling of which is the new 360 degree dribbling system that aims to give you the most control ever experienced in a FIFA game.
Other changes include the enhancement of the Artificial Intelligence and this definitely helps to bring a new level of interaction to this soccer video game. Team-mates will move with a definite purpose and will analyse the match situation accordingly - making curving forward runs to stay onside and varying their attacks to add variety when pushing forward. They'll also behave like real defenders when tracking back, focusing on the ball and moving with greater speed and urgency when the goal is in danger.
The one aspect of FIFA that I've always wanted the greatest improvement from was the Manager Mode and this year it really delivers a far deeper and rewarding experience than before. Player transfers are now much more realistic and the whole Manager section of the game has been redesigned visually, making it easier to use and understand. It's not on a level with Football Manager 2010 or Championship Manager 2010, but its starting to become its own addictive mode of management sim.
If there was one aspect I always found difficult about previous releases, it was the errant crossing mechanic that never yielded any opportunities. But this year I was happy to see the fast, counter-attacking style of play that I used to enjoy in Pro Evolution Soccer 3 & 4 was back with a bang. Getting to the by-line and whipping in a fast cross for my striker to send into the back of the net was immensely satisfying and made all the more sweeter when putting my friends defence to the sword in multiplayer. Even my on looking children and family couldn't fail to be impressed._pc933_1.jpg)



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