In the recent years EA Sports have made some great changes in their Soccer Sim FIFA and that resulted in winning loads of new fans as people felt that FIFA is becoming more realistic and fun to play than Pro Evolution Soccer series, which was criticised after the last couple of releases. On the other hand EA Sports FIFA 10 was regarded as the best ever Soccer sim to date which is quite a saying. Thats not it yet, new FIFA 11 will be out 7 OCTOBER officially while we will be able to get our hands on to the Demo and stuff in a months time.

EA Sports FIFA 11 Release Date, Preview and Review

Developer: Electronic Arts
Company: EA Sports
Gen: Soccer Sim
Release Date : Sep 28, 2010 [America], Oct 01, 2010 [EU]
Visit the official web site at: http://fifa.easports.com

EA FIFA Soccer games have been widely regarded as the best soccer sims around, atleast for the last couple of years, as Their competitiors having real trouble in making the series go to the next level. FIFA 10 was the best soccer sim available last year even PES 2010 could not hold it back as they had loads of criticism. So This year competition will be even tougher and we will Preview both the games at Totalsportsmadness.com.

New Gameplay Features:

Personality+ : a system introduced to improve the players’ individual abilities in the game, which creates a difference in each and every player.
Pro Passing: new passing system where the gamer has to pass the ball and accuracy depends on him and his control pad.
Creation Centre: new web-based application which allows the user to create material to download to their console and share with their friends.

Recomended PC Requirments

CPU: Core2Duo 2.4 Ghz
RAM: 2GB ram
VGA: 8800GT or a Radeon HD3870
DX: DirectX 9.0c

FIFA 11 DEMO RELEASE DATE

Demo for this year’s game is expected to be out three weeks before the official game is released, and like every year, EA SPORTS FIFA SOCCER website will have the demo for download as soon as its released

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1. Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 Game Review
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