To start with Fifa 10 was the best football simulator for 2010. So the only thing that EA had to do in order to built a proper FIFA world cup game was to take FiFa 10's pros and improve them a little bit in order to attract the buyers, And Finally they did it! They fixed the issues with the AI, they improved the graphics, they adopted again the virtual pro game mode and finally they made huge changes in the controll systems. Ok, So far so good for EA Sports. But after a few days palying the game you'll unveil the drawbacks of this title. First of all, they tried very hard to publish a better version of FiFa 10 but they ignored the issue with the ping-pong passes, you can ignore a problem that bothers players from all over the world. Furthermore, after a couple of gaming hours the game modes become boring and repeated. Yes i understand tha a world cup game has the road to the final as its main mode but in this game it's boring and gets you through all the friendly matches with no sim available. And now comes the online part of the title. I have to admire that by adding the Road To The Finals Mode they made the game more interactive, but this installment was not enough to absorb the player's attention. But really interesting for the players is the Online Fifa world Cup Mode, in which you can take part in a online virtual Fifa world Cup tournament by having haed to head matches against players from all over the world. This is a really immersive mode but suffers from repeating action. All in all 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa is a game which can easily transfer you into the South Africa's stadiums using the great gaming atmosphere that EA Sports has created, not for a long time though.
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