Why I buy this one ?
- Watch the crowds react to your performance - Goals and possession result in rousing chanting as momentum builds for your team but dips to a frustrated murmur if you're struggling
- Represent your club online against your rivals throughout the season in the F.A. Premier League, Bundesliga, French League or Mexican 1st Division
- Players jostle and collide realistically while trying to win balls; New ball physics accurately recreate bouncing, skidding and topspin
- Features 27 leagues from 20 nations. Over 510 teams are accurately represented with correctkits and badges
- Enhanced Manager Mode - Real money, youth player development, press and fan reaction. Immerse yourself completely in the world of a football manager

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What our customer's say!

"Really fun online and Manager mode is seriously not for the mediocre fan.", These comments are strictly for the football lovers...

(1) I must first admit that i tried all angles and i am convinced the bicycle kick is not available here. The second travesty is yet again repeated, the Dutch team is absent. If 2008 version doesn't include the Netherland team i'll not even bother to comment, ever again.

(2) Secondly, the visuals, gameplay, graphics and commentary are excellent, however the crowd in some games are non-existent. The replays show many empty seats and that is absolutely ridiculous. This seems not to depend on whether it's the El Classico or derby war at the San Siro.

(3) The Ref is sometimes in the same colour as one of the teams on field and that again is a poor software blunder.

Obviously, i deduct a star for those reasons but i still remain at 4* because i enjoy the gameplay so much. Winning titles aint easy and the Manager mode can make your family unhappy as it is so addictive you'll never even notice the hours passing by.

I've been playing since the 95 version and it's the second release that has kept me up all night. If u r a serious gamer and if you love football like i do then you'll understand that i can't wait for transfer season to buy a new star and sell a failure...thus i play two seasons of football in one sitting regardless of time...ie obviously over 80 games....OK, yes i use the simulation feature when win is all too obvious...lol.

Overall a very good game but the cons above need some attention if EA are really serious.

"A great game that will keep you comnig back", Pro
1. A ton of leagues and team that will keep you coming back for more.
2. Its pretty yet has low requirements.
3. Great game play that you can play over and over again
4. Cool unlockable things (achievements will get you points)
5. Great manager mode

Cons
1. Horrible commentators
2. Your profile often doesnt update your achievements.
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"Fun to play, but flawed many times over", I had been waiting for this release for months. When I got it, I was ecstatic. After playing, I was even happier, until I got farther in. The gameplay itself is good. It's fun to play, even if some of the players' faces look like they are melting (Diarra, Ronaldinho...). The length of time for throw ins is unrealistic, but ignorable. In addition, the defenders are a bit lazy.
Created clubs were something I have been emailing them about since FIFA 04, and I am glad to see they have finally added them in. Fun, but when you are playing, your club crest does not show up where you would like it to.
Manager mode my favorite part, unfortunately the most flawed. To begin with, it will not let me play 3 or more seasons with my team unless I release some players first (don't know why, REALLY frustrates me sometimes when I have to sell the star or favorite player for free). It crashes if I don't. Spelling errors are all over the place, from the interviews to the newspaper headlines. The most annoying bugs, however, are in the scouting section of manager mode. I sign the player I have just found to be the next Ronaldinho. He plays brilliantly, scoring a hat trick in his debut. When the post-game screen shows up, however, there is a giant blank where his name and xp should be, and 0 shows up in all detail columns. I go to the player growth charts, and all of his graphs are level, gray question marks. I have to sell him because he is now useless to me. These kinds of bugs are more common as you go on in manager mode, as they only impact game-created players (that the game creates automatically to keep the talent pool going as real-life players retire). As I am writing this, the game is minimized. I had just had to sell 5 of my most promising players because of this bug. The problems take all of the fun out of manager mode.

Final Verdict: I seriously think that EA did not have beta testers for this release. They should be embarrassed about the number of bugs, crashes, and spelling errors that are rampant in the game. A few pros, but not enough to unsettle my thoughts from the above.
Gameplay: B+
Manager Mode: D
Overall: C

"The Worst (and no tech support)", I bought this game to play with my daughter, who is an avid soccer player and fan. The game loaded ok, but when I attempted to install the patches and roster updates, they would not install. I checked online with EA sports forums and apparently, this is a very well-known problem, based on the 10 pages of people complaining about this issue. EA sports has not bothered to respond to any of these postings (on their own forums site), so I called tech support for help. The answer I got was that they have no idea what the problem is, so it must be on my system. In other words "we don't care". When you load the game and run it, it becomes immediately apparent that this game is a "second tier" creation by EA sports, and you get the feeling that the game was created as an afterthought. The manual is spartan, at best, in explaining the controls (I am an avid gamer, so I don't need a lot of info, but this manual is BAD).

EA sports should be embarassed by this release, if they had this many problems with one of their flagship games (Like Madden), they would have been resolved darn quick. I'm going to try and return this stinking piece of @#$#@ and buy Winning Eleven instead...

"very good", i love this game i think it was a good idea to be able to create teams and players and the graphics are amazing(10/10) it i sooooooooo real i think the gameplay could be improved but everything else is great.
i Think that it is fantastic for all ages and fun for everyone even if your not a footy fan cuz it is so exciting and thrilling

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Delighter", I found the game pretty excellent in gameplay and its approximity to real life. Though it does have the usual glitches, the gameplay outweighs all the negatives. I would recommend this game to anyone who's a fan of football, not to mention that they could for the first time play in Interactive Leagues, which is an online service that allows players of this game to participate in a virtual competition, play as their favorite team, and boost up their team's status.

"My Grandson Loves It !", This was a christmas gift to my 6 yr. old Grandson. He loves it and is teaching his father how to play the game. They are both competitive in sports. I guess its easy to play if a 6 yr. old can master the game.

"Incredible features", We thought we were just buying another computer game, but this one is a total experience! The game allows you to be involved with playing as well as totally running the team. Features like handling team payrolls, negotiating contracts, dealing with short and long term injuries to player, this game has it all.
You do want to have the game controller for this one. A keyboard just doesn't do it. Too many things to try and do simultaneously.

"Fantastic game", I love this game. I rarely play any other game since I bought this. I'm assuming you understand that you'll be playing soccer in the game, so I'll talk about the features that I like. First, I love the Franchise mode where one can guide a time through a season, or multiple seasons, nurturing the growth of the players, transferring players from other teams, and managing them through the league fixtures and cup tournaments as well as the champions cups. I have played full seasons with teams in several different leagues now and have watched my teams get better at playing and winning together. I have never owned any of the other FIFA games except World Cup 2006, and though I think World Cup 2006 is fun, this is better. Of course better graphics would be nice, but as is the game is well done.

Some tips I would give to new owners - at the beginning of each franchise season, when the transfer window opens, search all leagues for Free Agent players. There is no transfer fee for them, so if their salary is a little higher, it won't matter. Be sure to look at both Italian leagues for transfer players, because for some reason their salaries are more affordable, making them a better value. And no matter what team one chooses, if the team has enough money, buy Freddy Adu from DC United. His transfer fee and salary are nothing when compared to the value one gets from his speed and shooting ability. If the team is really strapped for cash, wait until he shows up on the Free Agent market, which I believe happens early in the second season of franchise play.

The Amateur difficulty setting is great for learning the game. The Semi-Pro is a little too difficult for someone who frustrates easily. And if your knowledge of the rules of soccer is fuzzy, playing this game will help to clarify what's happening in real matches.

Overall, I would recommend this to anyone who likes soccer and video games.

"fantastic", better details, better movement of player, better keeper touching, better manager mode than soccer 06.