Starring Core Gameplay Changes In Fifa 10 League Game

The Fifa 10 league game was developed after learning from consumer feedback. Hence, it is a further improvement on the already highly successful FIFA 09 game. The FIFA 10 game was introduced in the latter part of 2009 and has continued the award winning tradition. Weeks after release, it also became a best seller following in the footsteps of its predecessor.

FIFA 10 is produced by Electronic Arts and sold under its EA Sports label. It offers a much enlarged roster of national teams, leagues and the number of active teams. Over forty teams were not included in the previous title, while including twenty five were not included in any prior game produced in this EA series. In this new addition to a bestselling series, players can be much more skillful and responsive on the pitch.

The FIFA series of video games feature association football and was first released in 1993. A new title is rolled out in the Fall of each year. Each new addition has improved features and modifications in some respect from prior releases. They are the first officially licensed by FIFA, association footballs governing body. The use of real clubs, leagues and player likenesses brings more realism to these games. These video games are available in 51 countries and 18 languages. They are a global product for a global game. Each new recent series installment has been a record setter. The newly released FIFA 11 is the fastest selling sports game ever sold within a week of release. These FIFA video game series come in different modes and are complemented by additional installments for tournaments and regional league titles.

The Ultimate Team and the Manager Mode

The Ultimate Team mode of 10 is an improvement on what was first introduced in 09. This is available only for use with PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Like the 09 version, a custom team can be built based on the collection of various types of cards. However, the number of players and leagues available has substantially increased. In the newer version, 29 leagues and over 7,500 players are in play. This improves the team building options. Gamers who could not build the teams they wanted due to the unavailability of players, now have more flexibility.

There is also more flexibility in building chemistry between the players. In every formation, there are different links that can happen between the different players based on who is playing in the team and how often they have played on the same team or with each other. In the preceding year, you could have only one team; but, this year you can build up to 15 teams. This makes it more fun because with variations you can try out different formations. There is also more emphasis on the tournaments this year. The game builders have said they listened to feedback from last year. Because people loved putting different teams together, they have given them more reasons to build more teams. Users will find Manager Mode is more challenging than before. The financial aspects are closer to reality. Board approval is required for managers, which in some cases adds more risk to the game. Scouting has also become more challenging. This is the last version of Manager Mode in the FIFA series. In FIFA 11, Career Mode has replaced the Manager Mode. In Career Mode, users follow a footballers career through its evolution from player to manager.

Virtual Pro feature

This new feature gives gamers the opportunity to put themselves into the game. By uploading a picture of themselves on the EA website and downloading the saved image in FIFA 10, they create a custom player. The player can develop attributes and if the stats are improved enough, the player can even participate in the Pro Club Championship. Basically, this feature allows for the creation of a Pro who can be used in every mode of the game. The Pro players gameface can change along with the attributes. Unique player traits can add to the realism of the custom player. In general, Fifa 10 does not substantially change the established FIFA series template. Instead, it builds on the tradition of continuous improvement. With each new release, a new standard is set for simulating reality.