*** IMPORTANT NOTE ON DOWNLOADING & COMPATIBLE DEVICES *** See why Keith Andrew of Pocket Gamer raves that FIFA 11 “looks more like a real game of football than any other soccer sim on iPhone” and why Rik Henderson of Pocket-lint simply calls it “A MIGHTY GAME.” WE ARE 11! Now kick it to the next level with LOCAL MULTIPLAYER via WiFi or Bluetooth! Also featuring visual excellence made to maximize the Retina Display, precision controls, authentic teams, and real players, this is the total soccer experience on the App Store. A solid football title for FIFA fans, but not a shining star. While FIFA 11 shouldn't have to pack every feature from the console title in the App Store release, it makes it a harder purchase to justify when older releases pack more value. Multiplayer is 'upcoming' team management features have been stripped back and no solo career mode has made it in either.
However it's not what's in the game that hurts this release, it's what's not in it that seems confusing. Two control systems are available, with a basic system that utilizes three buttons that vary depending on the ball's current state of play and an advanced system that can perform all the basic functions while allowing players to use features like calling in a second defender for pressure.Īnyone who has picked up a recent EA Sports title will be familiar with the slick visual upgrades that accompany this new release and the added detail in the environments are great to see, especially close up. Wrapping your head around the game's controls is going to be the first big hurdle for anyone jumping in to FIFA 11 as the days of simple pass, kick and tackle are quickly being replaced by advanced maneuvers that give you a lot of control of how your players move. Today is a day held sacred by many gamers around the world for today is the day that the new FIFA title from EA Sports hits shelves (virtual or otherwise) and flies directly in to the nearest console or electronic device near them.
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