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Xbox Fifa!
Making EA Sport’s Fifa game
Xbox Fifa Questions
Is fifa better on xbox or playstation 3?
Over the past few years has fifa 08,09,10,11 been better on xbox 360 or playstation 3. so the amount of game modes there are, how realistic the graphics are and things like that.
Playstation 3 will be the best choice especially in handling and difficulty. However if it DOES become available on Xbox Kinect, buy the xbox.
The realism, of graphics in xbox is lesser compared to PS3
FIFA Soccer Games For XBox And Playstation – The Differences And Revisions
Electronic Arts has always had an ace up its sleeve with their FIFA license. From 1993, they gained the FIFA license to published and develop FIFA-based games. Up until the present, they still maintain this license and have grown the franchise to be one of the biggest football games in existence. It has seen phenomenal improvements since its first iteration and the player base has grown substantially. While there are other competitors in the field, the FIFA license gives them a leg-up over them and provides their FIFA soccer games for XBox and Playstation a much higher success rate due to success and credibility.
2006
The first FIFA game to touch the XBox 360, it marked the refinement of the franchise. It stripped down the available teams and instead focused on the four European leagues as well as the Mexican Clausura and national teams. The atmosphere has also been dramatically improved with the crowd now reacting in a more human manner. They will react to the different events throughout the game, the crowd will be local to the region where the match is taking place and there will also be differing sizes of support, such as a small part of the crowd cheering away, while the rest is home.
2007 – FIFA 08
Improvements from the previous game include ‘Be a Pro Mode’, which allows a player to play the match as a single player (bar goalkeeper), as opposed to the ability to swap between them. Thanks to the advancement of multiplayer in many games, online cooperative play is now included and the online portion of the game now includes interactive leagues. This allows to choose a league and team to play against a real opponent and has been improved since similar, previous features by including trick moves. Overall changes in the game mark a decrease in the speed of the game.
2008
As with all of the FIFA games, there are a number of improvements. Hundreds, according to the game’s producer. Improved responsiveness is also a noted change, which allows for more control over the ball and a shoulder-to-shoulder system that takes into account the players’ strength when they jostle. A further expansion of this system allows for a massive overhaul of the player-to-player collision system that takes into account each player’s speed, weight and power. Additionally, the goalkeeper has been improved to have better reactions, faster recovery and better positioning.
The weather has also seen its own overhaul as it now allows snow and rain matches in Kick-Off mode. Furthermore, depending on the stadium, night, dusk and day matches can be played. Manager mode does not feature the weather changes.
2009 – FIFA 10
The latest FIFA 10 game to be released, it has less improvements than the previous game, but perhaps more important for some. The Manager mode has been overhauled in many ways. It now shows news about other users’ Manager Mode events and an Assistant Manager can be used to look after some of the game’s other features, such as the team line up. The Auto-Resolve matches are now based on each team’s strength, rather than random, as it was suggested in the past. The football players now improve based on ingame performance rather than the previous manual improvements.
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