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VideoCall.- Skilled Dribbling: 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- Player Urgency: Improved urgency AI logic, with over 50 new movement cycles, delivers more responsive positioning so your players stay focused on the ball and move at a speed appropriate to the action- Improved Trapping Intelligence: Players now have a better awareness of where the easiest, most natural trapping position is so they can get the ball on the ground and under control easier and earlier- Advanced Positioning: Defenders multi-task and play the pitch more intelligently by covering dangerous spaces left by out-of-position teammates. Studio: Sony Interactive Entertainment. God of War Collection (ENG) Download Free for PS3 Full version.This item: 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa (PlayStation 3) by Electronic Arts.
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By Electronic Arts.- 360 Dribbling: The 360 dribbling system provides finer dribbling control, enabling players to find spaces between defenders that previously were not possibleThe 2010 FIFA World Cup was the 19th FIFA World Cup, the world championship for men's national association football teams. It took place in South Africa from 11 June to 11 July 2010. The bidding process for hosting the tournament finals was open only to African nations.EA Sports FIFA Soccer series is wildly popular, and they wring more money out of the franchise however they can.
With World Cup 2010, you get an even stronger package.Of course, there's not a whole lot in terms of style and gameplay to differentiate between this and FIFA 10. If, however, you just want a game that captures the magic of the tournament, and brings a little of the action in South Africa back into your home, then World Cup 2010 is a triumph.With Euro 2008 EA Sports seemed to have realised that there was more to a tournament tie-in game than just gutting the last FIFA and throwing in the right stadiums, teams and fixtures. If you're looking for radical reinvention of the game, or a new direction, then you're not going to get it here. If you're expecting a big advance on FIFA 10 - a game that most people recognise as the defining football game of this console generation - then you may be disappointed by World Cup 2010. You see, it all depends on what you expect from a World Cup game. In a world where even FIFA's annual releases come with a sense of built-in obsolescence, it's a challenge to recommend that people who have only just shelled out on the last FIFA buy another football game that has so much in common with its predecessor.Yet, that's just what we're going to do.
The defence feels less vulnerable in the midfield, and AI all-around seems a bit sharper, but in the end we're not talking anything radical or surprising. The goalies seem a little tighter and less prone to being drawn out, and obvious shots on goal bear even less fruit than they did in last year's model. World Cup 2010 feels slightly faster and, if anything, offers a more fluid passing game than FIFA 10. Before you start complaining, however, bear in mind that this still makes it the best-looking football game on the market.It's a similar story with the action.
Otherwise, the big news is a new two-button control mode for the terminally inept (hello Dads!) so that they have a vague chance of winning against experts who have spent the last 10 years learning the intricacies of the ever-evolving FIFA control system. Luckily, you can practice the new system before you have to use it in anger - a good idea if you want to avoid the full England 19 experience. The last thing World Cup 2010 needed to do was fix what wasn't broken or go for a more casual, lightweight approach.Arguably the biggest thing to change is a new penalty system, which transforms the bit that always puts England out of the cup into a mini-game of timing and accuracy that takes a little getting used to.
Matches kick off with fireworks and streamers, and regular cuts to a cheerful, dancing crowd keep the festival feeling going. What does? A magic trio of atmosphere, content and online integration.The World Cup should start off like a party (even if it's going to end like a wake) and World Cup 2010 gets this right. All the same, that alone isn't enough to make it worth your money.
As with Euro 2008 we get a "story of' single-player challenge mode where you can replay crucial sections of the qualifiers. Once World Cup fever hits in June, it's going to be hard to resist.Secondly, EA has definitely got the message that there's more to a World Cup game than just the replication of the tournament. Now, more than a month before kick-off, it's compelling. In short, the game does a great job of capturing the feel of the real thing. The African-themed background music is spot-on, and update screens give you the bigger picture of what's going on in and out of your group as you move on towards the later stages. Those in the same group), just as you'd expect during real-life coverage.Even between games World Cup 2010 bends over backwards to maintain the World Cup feel.
You can even import a virtual pro from FIFA 10 if you want to carry on the good work you've been doing on the national scene. It's an interesting mode, asking you to think more about how you play a position and support your teammates than just going for glory, and while some of the odder decisions are bound to grate, you'll still find it compulsive.
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