04-27-2010, 03:23 PM
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Re: FIFA World Cup 2010 IGN UK Review
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Originally Posted by StormJH1 |
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http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/108/1086183p1.html
8.3 from the American IGN review.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but has this game always been full retail price? I seem to recall the old Euro or World Cup games being either $49 or $39. Remember that a retail PS2 game was $50, not $60, so $39.99 would've been the discounted price.
I LOVE FIFA 10. I could go spend $59.99 on this thing and be reasonably assured to enjoy playing it. But in watching the reviews, I really can't see any significant improvement over FIFA 10 in gameplay. Looks like they changed the penalty kicks a little bit and cleaned up the graphics. Anything else?
How do I justify spending $60 on this when FIFA 11 will be out, what, like in late September? Also, this game is likely to drop to $29 or $39 retail after the WC is over. The price is just too high for something that doesn't really seem to add much new. I can "afford" it, but on principle, I don't think I should. Particularly when that same $60 could go towards any number of other games out there that offer a new gaming experience.
On Winning Eleven 8/9...they are great games, I still throw them in my PS2 from time to time and have fun with them. But I can't say with a straight face that they are "better" than FIFA 10. The FIFA gameplay made huge strides (and basically copied everything good about PES/WE) to the point where there's really no basis for saying that. Plus, FIFA has some gameplay elements (particularly First Touch) that PES never had.
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Strongly disagree. FIFA 10 wishes it had the AI that WE9 had.
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