2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Review (PSP) JBy Kunal Gangar Leave a Comment FIFA World Cup fever will grip the whole world in a couple of days but if you’re in a mood to take the game in your own hands anytime and anywhere EA Sports’ 2010 FIFA World Cup game could come to your rescue.As we all know, you usually get a bang for your buck when you buy a PSP game. FIFA 2000 looks to continue the magic, delivering new features like rowdier physical contact, consecutive season play (with advancement to the European Cup. Although soccer's still struggling for respectability in the U.S., FIFA's become one of sports gaming's all-around best titles with its slickly polished controls, gameplay, and graphics.
Fifa 2010 Controls Portable Sports SimulationWhile not perfect, I really can’t think of a better soccer game for the PSP. A true portable sports simulation, FIFA 10 really impressed me with its array of features and reactive gameplay. The soccer sim was designed to capture the excitment and emotion of 2010 FIFA World Cup soccer, a family friendly sporting competition taking place in June 2010 in South Africa.FIFA 10 for the PSP is exactly that. Parents need to know that there is nothing of concern in this game other than some branding (e.g. FIFA 2000 looks to continue the magic, delivering new features like rowdier physical contact, consecutive season play (with advancement to the European Cup.I am using a PSP from 2005 with updated firmware, so this may not be as evident for those using newer machines.A myriad of options and game modes are present from the start and there is literally a ton of stuff to do. One thing you will notice is that it sometimes takes a bit more time to navigate through menus and screens due to loading. Typical EA sheen is deployed effortlessly here and that is never a bad thing. Harmony navigator 2 crackEmploying an “if it ain’t broke” type of attitude, EA has no problems maintaining a polished level of production.Excellent. Scouting reports keep you up to date with your opposing teams tactics and star players while simultaneously teaching you some basic strategy about the upcoming game.To say it simply, the presentation is unflinchingly awesome, especially for a PSP game. As in the console version, FIFA 10 will bewilder you with its attention to detail and finesse. Other than that, the game performed well graphically in every other occasion. The only thing I noticed was some slowdown that occurred when the action got hectic around the goal. Player models are detailed an colorful, and stadium and camera angles look and feel great too.Weather effects are fully intact and there are many times a day in which affect the lighting of the stadium. What you’ve come to expect out of a PSP game is evident here. Ps3 to ps2 converterIf you aren’t using the earphones, the sound on the PSP is easily lost to surrounding noises. Sound in general on the PSP is one of those things that really depends where you’re using it. Robust and accurate, I didn’t notice any hitches in regards to the voice overs. The on-field and crowd noise is competent but nothing truly standout but sounds good through or without earphones.The best part is easily the play-by-play commentary. Pretty annoying on most counts. The World Music stylings is the type of bad music that you’ll find your self humming the song you hate the most. To this day I think I only know two of them. Sometimes passes don’t have the same accuracy time to time, but I just chalked it up to an errant pass on the players part.The hardest thing I found in regards to the control scheme was trying to learn the special deke and footwork moves. The control scheme is both accessible and advanced, and while it’s easy to pick up and play, learning the advanced moves and techniques will take some time.Pitch navigation is handled through the 8-way directional player controls and felt optimal and reactive. It’s just a blast to play. ![]() While not revolutionary in terms of portable gaming, any shortcoming is easily overlooked as soon as you hit the pitch.
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