Games Reviews: 2010 Fifa World Cup South Africa

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£24.99 – £49.99

Format PSP, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360

Publisher Electronic Arts

This being the latest in the Fifa series, it is obviously not a completely new game but instead an upgrade of Fifa 10. The tweaks that have been made – such as enhanced crossing and shooting – are surprisingly effective, and certainly an improvement on its impressive predecessor. The fact that this is being sold at full price may put some off, but the gameplay adjustments, plus EA Sports’ fantastic presentation of the greatest sporting tournament in the world, are enough reason to justify a purchase.

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