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 simulation of the sport on the Wii gaming platform, 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 2-4 player support both online and offline. 
Over-the-top footballing fun in FIFA Soccer 10.
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FIFA Soccer 10 will take casual soccer gaming to the next level with a redesigned game engine made specifically for the Nintendo Wii. Improvements and additions have been made to all areas of the game, with a focus on creating an action-packed soccer game that anyone, no matter the level of their experience on the real or virtual pitch, can pick up and play. FIFA Soccer 10 Wii is an over-the-top, nonstop soccer game that is designed exclusively for the platform. Key Game Features - Action Packed Gameplay – Nonstop, action packed soccer is the result of the completely redesigned game engine created specifically for the Nintendo Wii. Enhancements to shooting, passing, defense, as well as increased game speed have created a frenetic, exciting, unique soccer experience.
- Battle for Glory – Exclusively designed for the Wii, the Battle for Glory mode allows you to make strategic decisions as a manager to achieve "Manager Moments" and earn "Game Boosters" for your team. Set a goal and succeed and your team will enjoy performance enhancements such as Player Focus and Shooting Confidence; fail and watch your team’s stats decline.
- Enhanced Goalkeeper AI – Goalkeeper AI has been improved to make them more responsive when positioning themselves for a save, while still allowing for juicy rebounds adding to the nonstop soccer theme.
- "Strike it System" Set Pieces - the new set piece system will utilize the Wii Remote creating tense head to head battles on penalties, free-kicks and corners. Each player must time the shaking of their Wii mote perfectly in order to either score or defend free-kicks, penalties and corners adding to the excitement.
- Enhanced Social Experience – Social play is a key to the FIFA Soccer 10 Wii experience. Compete against friends and family in multi-game series’ that will track stats, create storylines for the matches and create a sense of competitiveness and rivalry in an easy to understand format.
- 2v2 Online Play – Online gaming has also been enhanced allowing you to play with a friend against two other gamers online proving that teamwork and cooperation will prove essential to succeeding in the online arena. Compete to reach the top of the International Leader board.
- Multiplayer Tournaments – Play authentic tournaments with as many friends as you’d like as you can now choose to control every team in a tournament. Play with your friends or play against them in this year’s Multiplayer Tournament.
- All New Art Style and Feel – Coupled with a new gameplay engine are the new animations and art specifically designed for the Wii. Player models have been built from the ground up to reflect the Wii centric theme. Stadiums have been designed to compliment these new animation changes as well. Contextual animations and special effects will enhance the gaming experience with dynamic sounds and graphics.
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Tense head to head battles.
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Game-changing 'Boosters'.
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International soccer favorites.
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2-on-2 online play.
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- Compete against friends and family in multi-game series' that will track stats, create storylines for the matches and create a sense of competitiveness and rivalry in an easy to understand format.
- Various areas of the game have been enhanced to allow for a more fluid experience.
- More intelligent teammates, providing a greater level of support. Support runs are now more effective, and there are increased passing and crossing options as a result.
- Goalkeeper AI intelligence has been improved, so that keepers now make more authentic decisions, with improved variation in shot stopping and deflections.
- Take your player from the beginning of his career to the peak of international stardom in the new revamped Be A Pro mode where you work your way into your national team simulating grueling challenges of a professional player’s career.
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 Wii soccer 2010 |
| Review Date: February 1, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Peter G. Fischer, USA |
| Could not wait to get the Wii soccer 2010 in the mail to discover that it is not fun at all. I played the Fifa 09 for a long time and it is so much more fun but was hoping that the 2010 will update the players and give you some more options for the game settings. I would not recommend this game for the Wii and will sell this product and hope that it will get better in 2011. |
Not so good
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| Review Date: January 16, 2010 |
| Reviewer: E. D. Ruenes, DC |
| I bought this game because the FIFA 2008 I'd been playing was so much fun. This version of the game has better graphics, but took away almost all of the features which allowed you to customize the experience. The manager mode I thought was great, is not really there anymore. You can play the same manager on the same team for ever, but you can't switch teams or leagues. You don't manage a budget anymore and the "Board Expectations" has been replaced with an arcade-like ability for you to gain bonuses based on game-specific expectations. All in all, I wish I'd saved my money for a different game...Pro Evolution Soccer perhaps? |
Good for playing with the kids, lousy if you want a soccer video game
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| Review Date: January 15, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Wilbur, Minneapolis, MN USA |
| The wife and kids bought me this for my birthday and I was excited to try it, being almost addicted to FIFA07 on the Gamecube. However, it's so wildly different on the Wii that, apart from the occasional game playing with my 10 and 9 year olds, I don't touch it. Way too simplified, no real control, manager mode is all but gone, and the game play is nowhere near as sophisticated. When playing against the computer, they always shoot from every free kick and routinely score from the half way line which is hardly realistic. The slow motion BEFORE the event is incredibly annoying and it has more irritating features than I can shake a stick at. If you are used to earlier or more powerful versions (I don't know what this is like on PS3 or XBox) you won't want this one. |
better than 08
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| Review Date: January 10, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Prof de French, Boston |
| I got this for my kids for Christmas and they played six hours straight the first day. They say the graphics are better in FIFA 08, but that overall, FIFA 10 is the better game. The "Momentum" mode allows you to shoot in slow mtion. The controls are easy to master. You can be a manager for the season, with administrative goals and decisions to make. You can earn points which allow to "buy" bonuses for your team, like fast-healing injuries, extra speed for forwards, etc. Players are very up-to-date. My kids don't want to replace 08 yet, but seem to like FIFA 10 better overall. I paid $37.95 for the game, which is less than I've seen in stores, where price seems to run more near $45. |
Addicting - Wii Fifa 10
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| Review Date: December 30, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Morrigan Cider, |
I have not played an EA FIFA game in the past, so this review will be one of the few not comparing it to Wii Fifa 09.
As a stand alone product, it is as addicting as all heck. The game play is very fast and requires 100% concentration or the next thing you know, your opponent will have racked up 3 or 4 goals.
The options for managing the team are a little limited, but who cares if the game play is so great - that's what action sports games are about, the playing. Playing multiplayer locally is a lot of fun. I also enjoy the "Battle for Glory" sections that play a short-simulated season of your favorite league - Go Shamrock Rovers!!
The slow motion shots, tackles, etc, are not annoying and only add to the intensity of the game - the slow motion adds more suspense (will this be a goal? will I miss it? will my goalie stop this shot?). So if you have a few friends and want to play a sports game head to head, or on the same team, I'd give this a shot. This and Tiger Woods 10 are all I play right now.
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