FIFA Soccer 11

To many it'll still seem ludicrous that sports games are worth the purchase every year, but for anyone who's ever kicked a football in their life, this is the definitive choice.

Long wait-time for the next-gen FIFA paid off. You get amazing amount of football leagues, great visuals and authentic feel of play – and as a bonus there is an online FIFA World. [Issue#196]

It's a great footie game, and the best we've seen on the PC. [Issue#246, p.104]

Fifa is now the better soccer game on PC, too. Fifa 11 is a conversion from Fifa 10 next-gen, with some improvements and corrections. Is a competitive product, with a great online offer.

Finally, the game looks like up-to-date - why they decided to port last years console version instead of the current one remains a secret however.

With the number of licensed clubs, Career options as a player and manager, and online component, FIFA 11 will keep you busy for a long time.

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A smooth, reactive game, FIFA is the best option for PC footballers, even with some niggles in the updated code.

Although FIFA 11 isn't a bad game, being above its predecessor in many regards thanks to the new engine, it still suffers from issues such as poor teammate AI and dubious referee decisions, plus an awkward default keyboard control scheme and the features still exclusive for consoles which could have significantly improved the gameplay (like Pro Passing).

The list of modes might not be as lengthy or as innovative as what's seen on consoles, but there's no question that there's a lot of fun to be had with the traditional Manager Mode and Be A Pro: Seasons.

FIFA 11 for PC is a nice start for the series on personal computers after years of disappointing iterations, but it's still far apart from its Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 counterparts.

Finally a next generation FIFA with its valid technical features is arrived on PC. Too bad for the bugged and bewildering play-by-play and for the absence of the innovations founded in the console version.

This update of the FIFA series on PC is far what it was promised to be. It's not the soccer that we see in life and on TV, but a tedious arcade wrapped in boring gameplay modes and half-baked engine. Only the online features save FIFA 11 from utter mediocrity.

Considering that this PC version is essentially a porting of the old FIFA 10 for console, this purchase is advisable only for those unable to play it on a next-gent platform on a regular basis.