Be a Pro Online - Up to twenty players can take part in one match, with everyone assuming a different single footballer.Participants play each other at any time, and the standings update according to the results. League Mode - With this mode, players can start a new league and invite friends to it.Head-to-Head - Head-to-Head is the traditional online mode that pits two players against each other using teams of their choosing.Examples include ensuring that the offside rule does not affect you and distributing bookings to the opposing team. Badges can be used before a match to give your team an edge or impede your opponent. Players earn points and badges depending on how well they play in a match and meet certain criteria. Lounge Mode - Lounge Mode is a relaxed and more unrealistic way of playing FIFA 10.Staying in the primary squad requires the fulfillment of set challenges, which also improves your footballer's stats. Be a Pro Seasons - Players choose a single footballer (their Virtual Pro is also an option) and complete a season playing solely as that player.Completing specific challenges allows players to improve particular stats, and this player carries across to all of the different game modes. Virtual Pro - A new addition to FIFA 10, players can create their own footballer with the ability to add a scan of their face.Kit numbers can also be edited at any time, effectively fixing the problem in previous FIFA games where newly bought players were assigned unusual numbers.

Manager Mode - This standard career mode has undergone a few significant changes, notably with transfers and experience points completely revamped.A lot of individual settings can be tweaked, like the number of substitutes, whether the away goal rule is in effect, and the number of games a player misses through suspension. Tournament Mode - Custom or preset tournaments and leagues can be set up and played.Exhibition - This mode allows the player to set up a friendly match between two teams.By default, the match is between the player's favored team and the team's main rivals. Quick Match - Quick Match allows the player to get straight into a match straight away without having to go through the menus.The ability to change stadium names and assign them to teams has been added.

The practice arena has been improved with new options that let players set up practice matches and set pieces.

Players cover spaces left by team mates.

Referees will also show cards quickly to speed the continuation of the game up.

The ability to take quick free kicks has been added.

Alternatively, they can use the PlayStation Eye or Xbox Vision cameras to put their face inside the game instead.

Players can import their face from the EA Sports Football website and use it on their created player.

360 degree dribbling gives the player a new sense of control over the ball, and the dribbling is generally more responsive.

The AI's goalkeeping, positioning, and defending have all received tweaks.

The defensive line will usually be deeper.

There has been a refinement of the ball physics.

New Features Set pieces in the arena Many new features and improvements to established features have been put into the game. Instead, EA Sports released a separate stand-alone game, 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. Despite the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa taking placing during the months of June and July in 2010, FIFA 10 does not feature the worldwide football tournament. It is also the overall top-selling game of 2009 in Europe. As of December 2009, FIFA 10 has sold more than 4.5 million copies and is the fastest selling sports game ever with 1.7 million copies sold in its first week. The game was released in European regions on October 2nd and the US on October 20th, 2009. It also adds a new Virtual Pro that lets the player import a GameFace that represents a real-life face from the EA Sports Football website. The biggest change to how the game plays is the introduction of 360 degree dribbling, instead of the eight-way control that has been prominent since the beginning of the FIFA games. It evolves on the gameplay established by its predecessors, using the same engine but building on many of the modes debuted in FIFA 09 and FIFA 08 and refining the gameplay. As with previous versions of the game, this latest installment features licensed teams from major football leagues throughout the world. Overview Ronaldinho FIFA 10 is the second latest iteration in the FIFA series(the first being 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa), EA Sports' popular football franchise, developed by EA Canada and licensed by the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA).

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