World Cup 2010 may have passed but this installment from EA is way ahead of FIFA 10 by far. Although limited to only international teams (considering it is an international tournament), the gameplay has been eradicating of the flaws from the previous FIFA version. EA had received many complaints about FIFA 2010; how the 'keepers had no intelligence, the shooting was not right and the fouling system was frustratingly horrible. The company obviously took them on board and made a great game which so far is the best one yet - however, at the time of writing, it is only a few days before FIFA 11 comes out and I believe that game improves on the World Cup - and so ...  Read the complete review

If your wanting an amazing football game, with incredible gameplay, buy this! FIFA World Cup South Africa has all the features of Fifa 2010, but fixed and made better! On your own, FIFA World Cup: SA is rather fun, you can play through the world cup from qualifying stages and friendlies all the way to the finals, even using the real fixtures! You can import your be a pro from Fifa 2010 or simply create a new one. Online I must say is extremely competitive. Players are able to play as a team through the group stages and onto the knock-outs. If that is a little too tough then you can simply play a 1v1 ranked match. The only down sides to ...  Read the complete review

If you like fifa 10 then this is a must for you. It has all the international teams possible from teams that have never qualified for the world cup before to teams such as Brazil so you will never not get bored of the teams. There are several game modes to play with my favorite being the online fifa world cup which lets you play the tournament online against other people in order to gain points for your county. The last time i checked mexico were the best country at playing fifa :( Also there is some cool new celebrations in there which i have to say are much much better than fifa 10. There is a new penalty system as well which makes it much harder ...  Read the complete review

This can almost be used as a demo for FIFA 11 due to the short gap between this and the release date. Game Modes World Cup Here you can either jump straight to the cup itself or go through all the qualifying rounds. To keep things slightly fresher you can play with random groups if you've had enough of the past years groups. Here you pick your team and try to win the World Cup, almost every team is available so you can recreate history by leading Germany, Holland, Spain etc to South Africa or rewrite history by managing to get Wales to beat someone other than an old bit of Russia. Captain Your Country This is where you create ...  Read the complete review

FIFA 10 to me was the best EA sports soccer/football game released - however World Cup 2010 brought something each and everyone of us hadn't really seen before. It was able to capture virtually every aspect of real life soccer and managed to keep me entertained even after the World Cup itself had ended. The usual be a pro, single player, multiplayer and different challenges to unlock harder goals - it really was at the point it came out the most impressive representative of a soccer game yet - I like the option of being able to skip leading up stages as they can be a little tedious in completing and fairly easy - the game controls take a little getting used ...  Read the complete review