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Fifa 10 World Cup Game Full Review Going

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Fifa 10 World Cup Game Simulator FIFA 10

But there are some key tweaks.EA Sports. Most of them you wont notice. Football simulator FIFA 10 It stands out for the fact that the Russian championship was presented for the first time in the series.Loads of improvements have been made to the already-brilliant FIFA 10 game engine for World Cup. Version: Full Last Release. Graphics: GeForce 6600 / Radeon X1300. Processor: Pentium D 3.4 GHz / Athlon 64 X2.

One game that went disastrously wrong in this regard was FIFA 97 - it is now one year later, and I STILL can't make heads or tails of its, err, intricate control system. Their 97 line had a common problem- too much looks, too little play. I am not referring to their sales figures, but rather to the quality of their games.

First it was NHL 98, a fabulous looker, obviously, and incidentally the best PC arcade Hockey game ever. Then, slowly but surely, my worries were set aside. It all sounded a bit too familiar. Especially as they were saying the same things all over again- improved graphics, improved looks, improved feeling of being there. Very, very good, in fact.With most of the other EA Sports games suffering from this same problem in 1997, I was a little cautious when the 98 ones appeared.

While it is true that it is indeed a good game, it certainly isn't on par with games like Links LS or Nascar Racing 2 when compared to the sport they are representing.Note that I used the word "was" back there. Sega World Wide Soccer was, and I quote myself, "the best 3D football game for the PC". We know that, not only by any objective criterion, like the slow nature of the sport, but also by the fact that good PC soccer games are so impossible to find. We all know that football, not the American version, is one of the hardest sports games to put on a PC screen. Need I say that it looks amazing too?But as the days went by, and FIFA 98 was growing near, those worries crept slowly back in.

FIFA 98 uses the same installation method that the rest of *EA Sports****Win95*** games use. I'll try to keep it short, then.First of all, installation. Things that I am obliged to mention as a reviewer and that you need to know as a prospective buyer, but that you might not really wish to spend a lot of time reading about. You know, things like installation and options and interface. And if you wish to know why, well, you will simply have to read on, won't you? Just a little more patience, pleasePatience, because I wish to talk about the little details first.

The game, by the way, takes less than 120MB for the full installation (which you can only do through choosing everything in "custom"), not 150MB as it says, and I highly recommend it as it is only 12MB bigger than "typical". I am happy (happy? overjoyed!) to say that after all of this, reinstalling later restored everything to the way it was before, including all my saved files and configurations. Then a phone call dragged me from my computer during the uninstall part, and I absent-mindedly turned it off when it was done. This constituted of an uninstall and reinstall. Being the brave (and stupid) reviewer that I am, I decided to check the installation options when I started writing the review.

FIFA 98 's menu interface is slick, similar in many ways to the one used in FIFA Soccer Manager (does anyone know what actually happened to this one?). Ever heard of a computer game promoting a music CD? Interesting opportunity for the two businesses.I digress. Then again, I guess that's intended, as I will probably go and buy Blur's CD separately. This song fits so well into the opening video, and my only wish is that I could listen to it without actually running the game. FIFA 98 's "theme song" is Blur's "song 2", which is also the theme song of the movie "Starship Troopers" advertisement.

Fifa 10 World Cup Game Free Kick Match

The other mode is league mode, which allows you to play as any of the sides in any of 11 leagues, like the Premiership and the Bundesliga.The wealth of options in FIFA 98 is no less than staggering. The same rule applies to the second stage- you need to pass the first stage at least once to be able to get to the "last 16" stage directly. When you do qualify, you get to play on the world cup itself- and you need to qualify at least once to get there directly from the main menu. The first of the two really interesting modes of play, though, is the Road To The World Cup mode, which allows you to play as any of 172 international teams in six regions, through the exact same qualifying process as in real life. Time spent there is well spent, and I have a replay of a 90th minute free kick match winner to prove it. You may also train yourself in various aspects of the game- and this is a must if you really want to master free and corner kicks.

All in all, FIFA 98 will not disappoint in the options department. As for multiplayer, the game offers all the regular options, including serial, modem and IPX network connections. Inside the game, in EA Sports time honored tradition, you have an almost infinite number of camera angles, and, as it was in the very playable FIFA 96, there is really no reason to change the default one. You can obviously decide on things such as weather and ref strictness, but also, and not so obviously, on things like AI assisted headers (a godsend), shot targeting (controlled either by you or by the CPU), automatic crosses and passback on or off (also nice until you become familiar with the control system).

NHL 98, another of EA Sports' titles, the one which was, only three months ago, considered the new standard to which others must conform to graphically, seems terribly outdated when you run it near FIFA 98. People, NHL 98 seems miserable when compared to FIFA 98. No, I am not talking about an RPG here, I am referring to this totally amazing, whizbang PC soccer game. Let me say a few things about "immersion in a gameworld" first.

Watch how the referee raises his head to look straight in the eyes of the red-carded fullback, as the latter is shouting and waiving his hands at the former in agony. See the striker shake himself as he comes up after a rough tackle, then makes a little, annoyed hand gesture. Look at the players moving their heads to follow the ball in flight.

EA Sports are claiming an increase of up to 500% in the number of frames (up to an amazing 15 frames per movement!), and it certainly shows. It is the first game ever in which I sometimes run a CPU only match, because it is so much better than any screensaver. The movements of the players are so fluid, so realistic, that in my first few games I had to stop once in a while simply to admire them. FIFA 98 simply looks tremendous, and I shudder in anticipation to think about next year' installment. See the player about to throw a ball from out of bounds receive it as it is thrown from the sidelines, and watch he net moving satisfactorily when a goal is scored.

It is a really cheap ticket to gaming heaven.Trying hard to find some fault in the graphics, I can think of two things: in crowd animation, EA Sportsare still using that 2D overlay, although this time there is some low resolution movement at the front row or two. So I will say it again, and this time with conviction: if you love soccer, even a little, and you do not have a 3dfx card, buy FIFA 98 and a 3dfx card. I know I said this about a few games this year (notably Moto Racer and Screamer Rally), but I had no idea what I was talking about, really.