Fifa 11
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Bež
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Just by doing a quick search on Google:
Players can craft their own football player and create the team of their dreams using a web-based application at www.easportsfootball.com. Create a player by choosing his appearance, accessories and attributes and then create an original team with a distinctive crest and kits, complete with home stadium.
Fans will be able to share their created players and teams with friends and download into their console to play online, in Tournaments and in Kick-Off matches in FIFA 11. In addition, fans can choose player attributes and manage theicreated team’sElectronic Theatre Image formations and tactics right from the web. Creation Centre will launch when FIFA 11 is available in stores on September 28th 2010, in North America and October 1st in Europe and Asia.
“Having the ability to customize content in FIFA 11 to the degree where you are creating players and teams, choosing player attributes and managing team tactics effortlessly from the web opens up a world of possibilities of original content that fans will be able to create,” said David Rutter, Producer of FIFA 11 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. “Creation Centre will perfectly compliment the official league and team licenses that are the hallmark of the FIFA franchise.”
Also new this year in FIFA 11 is Custom Audio, which enables fans to assign chants for every team and league in the game. Fans can set their home club’s chants to play during player introductions, halftime, and after goals – even hearing their name echo in the stands of Old Trafford or San Siro with created chants for their Virtual Pro. Plus, fans now have the ability to play music from their hard drive in game.
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Players can craft their own football player and create the team of their dreams using a web-based application at www.easportsfootball.com. Create a player by choosing his appearance, accessories and attributes and then create an original team with a distinctive crest and kits, complete with home stadium.
Fans will be able to share their created players and teams with friends and download into their console to play online, in Tournaments and in Kick-Off matches in FIFA 11. In addition, fans can choose player attributes and manage theicreated team’sElectronic Theatre Image formations and tactics right from the web. Creation Centre will launch when FIFA 11 is available in stores on September 28th 2010, in North America and October 1st in Europe and Asia.
“Having the ability to customize content in FIFA 11 to the degree where you are creating players and teams, choosing player attributes and managing team tactics effortlessly from the web opens up a world of possibilities of original content that fans will be able to create,” said David Rutter, Producer of FIFA 11 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. “Creation Centre will perfectly compliment the official league and team licenses that are the hallmark of the FIFA franchise.”
Also new this year in FIFA 11 is Custom Audio, which enables fans to assign chants for every team and league in the game. Fans can set their home club’s chants to play during player introductions, halftime, and after goals – even hearing their name echo in the stands of Old Trafford or San Siro with created chants for their Virtual Pro. Plus, fans now have the ability to play music from their hard drive in game.
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ezio
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I looked at it briefly but did not really play.
There are 3 options Player, Manager and Player/Manager. If you do player it uses your VP or a real player. When you start a game you have the option of playing just as your player or as the whole team. If you do Manager it is like the old MM. I assume Player/Manager is a mix of both. I don't know for sure but I assume if you do just player you may not have control over transfers etc.
thenotsogood
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I've been using the creation centre, and the crests and kits have absolutely nothing over PES's edit mode. You pick from default kits and crests, and change the colours. You change the font of the names on the back (or if you want names or not) and that's about it.
The create a player on there, and team tactics, are just converted onto a web application, not much difference from the game, except there are a lot more traits to choose from (such as making a player a diver, or arguable with referee's)
One that I did like, was changing attacking and defending workrates. This is a really good step towards player individuality, and there's also a dive-in trait for defenders and aspiring Cattermole players
The create a player on there, and team tactics, are just converted onto a web application, not much difference from the game, except there are a lot more traits to choose from (such as making a player a diver, or arguable with referee's)
One that I did like, was changing attacking and defending workrates. This is a really good step towards player individuality, and there's also a dive-in trait for defenders and aspiring Cattermole players
Dave!
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Just checked my order status on Play.com and its already packing so hopefully its shipped today.
I'm loving the graphic improvement compared to Fifa 10 and it feels so much more realistic. As far as i can see most areas have been tweaked, passing seems so much smoother, animations, the lot. I must of played about 25 games on the demo compared to about 2 on the PES demo, and haven't got bored yet.
I'll still buy PES because i'm a mug, as i'm hoping the final game is an improvement on the demo which was just too frustrating to play.
I'm loving the graphic improvement compared to Fifa 10 and it feels so much more realistic. As far as i can see most areas have been tweaked, passing seems so much smoother, animations, the lot. I must of played about 25 games on the demo compared to about 2 on the PES demo, and haven't got bored yet.
I'll still buy PES because i'm a mug, as i'm hoping the final game is an improvement on the demo which was just too frustrating to play.
ezio
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Inter for sure. Not sure who else yet but Inter are a pain to play against at least vs. the CPU.
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Me too. I think AC Milan will be one of them, too.
nikos24
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I got the game and I love it so much! The Be a Goalkeeper feature is where my real attention has been drawn and I think its fantastic.
I've had two friendlies so far - Newcastle v. Celtic & Hercules v. Lille. I wanted to test the gameplay. One game was in rain and the other was on a dry night. I've been impressed. I would say that its not more of a revelation from FIFA 10 but more of a polish, and an extremely good polish at that. It is the little things in this game that I noticed and appreciate. I have yet to try the online features or the career mode but I'll try it later.
So far a quick review
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Be a Goalkeeper - controls may be limited but its a very enjoyable experience
Gameplay - top class; just like FIFA 10 but tweaked and is now much better
The passing and jostling effects have elements of realism in it
Weather - (rain as mentioned) played a role in my match. I tried long passing from one side to the other but the ball swerved a lot that I couldn't control my passes. My goal was a slippery affair - I fired in a shot and from the deflection of the goalkeeper it crept very slowly into the net that the opposing defender almost cleared the ball!
Difficulty - I did win both my friendlies but were through a 1-0 scoreline. I find it much more difficult to make precise passes and to break down the opponent's defense. I was so used to the "ping-pong" passes of FIFA 10 but its quite hard to attempt it here. You really have to work your way out to get a man free.
Newer cut-scenes - not the same old rubbish previously
Team celebrations - I like how you can interact with your team mates when you have a goal. I scored a goal with Ameobi and big Campbell pulled me down while I was running away to celebrate :lol:
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National teams - seeing how WC2010 preceded this game, I am disappointed with the lack of national teams, it is basically the same from FIFA 10
Captain's armband - it's still on the substitute player already before the original captain goes out (long-time issue)
Unrecognizable faces - for the lesser teams like Hercules (apart from Trezeguet & Valdez) I couldn't identify the player if I hadn't known their names
Referees - you can pick a certain referee based on his leniency or strictness. I picked someone strict and even the slightest muscle collision equals a foul. However I picked a more lenient ref in my next match and he gave a lot of advantages.
Overall, I really like the game and I'm sure most of us here will. I can't wait to try it online and eventually develop my Pro and join our club!
I've had two friendlies so far - Newcastle v. Celtic & Hercules v. Lille. I wanted to test the gameplay. One game was in rain and the other was on a dry night. I've been impressed. I would say that its not more of a revelation from FIFA 10 but more of a polish, and an extremely good polish at that. It is the little things in this game that I noticed and appreciate. I have yet to try the online features or the career mode but I'll try it later.
So far a quick review
+
Be a Goalkeeper - controls may be limited but its a very enjoyable experience
Gameplay - top class; just like FIFA 10 but tweaked and is now much better
The passing and jostling effects have elements of realism in it
Weather - (rain as mentioned) played a role in my match. I tried long passing from one side to the other but the ball swerved a lot that I couldn't control my passes. My goal was a slippery affair - I fired in a shot and from the deflection of the goalkeeper it crept very slowly into the net that the opposing defender almost cleared the ball!
Difficulty - I did win both my friendlies but were through a 1-0 scoreline. I find it much more difficult to make precise passes and to break down the opponent's defense. I was so used to the "ping-pong" passes of FIFA 10 but its quite hard to attempt it here. You really have to work your way out to get a man free.
Newer cut-scenes - not the same old rubbish previously
Team celebrations - I like how you can interact with your team mates when you have a goal. I scored a goal with Ameobi and big Campbell pulled me down while I was running away to celebrate :lol:
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National teams - seeing how WC2010 preceded this game, I am disappointed with the lack of national teams, it is basically the same from FIFA 10
Captain's armband - it's still on the substitute player already before the original captain goes out (long-time issue)
Unrecognizable faces - for the lesser teams like Hercules (apart from Trezeguet & Valdez) I couldn't identify the player if I hadn't known their names
Referees - you can pick a certain referee based on his leniency or strictness. I picked someone strict and even the slightest muscle collision equals a foul. However I picked a more lenient ref in my next match and he gave a lot of advantages.
Overall, I really like the game and I'm sure most of us here will. I can't wait to try it online and eventually develop my Pro and join our club!
ezio
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I agree. It is especially cool in Be a Pro if you set up a goal or something and go grab the player. Been having fun with that. I set up a goal the other day with my Pro and i ran over and knocked the player down too. It was cool
