FIFA 10 (PS2)

FIFA 10 (PS2) Intro: Most of us have advanced on to consoles such as the PS3, Xbox 360, or Nintendo Wii, but for those of us who have not yet reached such stages, there still exists games being made for some of the lesser-used consoles, in this case, FIFA10 for the Playstation2. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the FIFA games, they allow users to control football players and play games against other teams in various different modes. Ever since their first one, they've progressed year by year, and can now boast a superb game with a gigantic database of players - featuring teams and nations from all over the world. The PS3 and ...  Read the complete review

The ever long lasting series on the Playstation 2 is just as good as the version on the PS3 expect for a few things. I bought a copy of Fifa 10 for a family member and decided to play the game to. Fifa 10 on the PS2 comes with new features including better detailed graphics,better online play and removal of all the glitches found in the game before. I started to first play a game to see how it was on the PS2. I must say the graphics are very good but no where near the quality of the PS3. You can still enjoy them though and a lot of the players look real but some do not. Glen Johnson is probably the player who does not look much like him self at all in the game ...  Read the complete review

Fifa 10 is the latest installment of the FIFA series for the PLaystation 2. I imagine this would be the last FIFA on the Playstation 2 so getting this game I was expecting something special.... The menus, as usual are easy to navigate and are complimented by a good soundtrack of up--beat songs. No problems here, and a player that is just new to the game will be helped by an option at the start-up menu when you are creating your profile to choose what experience you have playing FIFA and the game will set the game and goalkeeper difficulty accordingly. After that you see the main menu, which you can choose various modes, all strangely involving ...  Read the complete review