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Do have what it takes to guide them to the cup. Take control of your favorite time and become their manager. If you don't have this game, then you are no soccer fan. This game is a must have for the soccer fan on the go. The user interface is easy to navigate, and the game itself is a lot of fun. Manage them from the ground up, make trades, lend them out to other clubs, and build a powerhouse to last years.
Fifa 08 is a really un game because it has not only the normal matches but it also has championships a different chalanges.Its graphics arent so good and some slight things could be improved.Maybe you would also like to have a look at the game:Pro Soccer Evolution 2008.
I just keep on playing this game and never get tired, im a big fan of European teams and have the best players in a great teams.Youll never get tired of making goals. Its a little bit difficult to make it, so that makes it more interesting.Highly recommended
- puts the series on par with the realism of Konami's offering. (The PS3 version is a sight to behold). Last, star player skill moves are both easy to execute while realistic in their likelihood of success.Thankfully, 08 didn't neglect FIFA's audio/video legacy in accomplishing the above. No wonder the 'FIFA vs. Play-by-play remains a FIFA strength, the same for crowd chants and ambiance.In sum: if ever there was a FIFA title deemed a 'must purchase,' this one is it.
While always beautiful on the eyes and ears, the FIFA line likewise featured a fair slew of scoring cheats, long load times and management flaws. The game's rock solid artificial intelligence plus physics-based control scheme - at last. You're going to have to earn every goal in FIFA 08, and simultaneously note individual player skillsets, right/left foot dynamics and pitch condition. It is a strong upgrade over 07, moreover plays like a dream across several platforms. At a risk of stating the obvious, the FIFA series has certainly had its fair share of ups and downs over the years.
PES' debate continues to live on.In FIFA 08, however, EA finally hit paydirt. The player models - even on the PSP - look sharp, ditto the eclectic international soundtrack powering it.
the only flaw i have found in the game is that the comments made by the announcers don't always correspond with what actually happens or it is said after the fact. its a great idea but it can be annoying when you are moving one way with a player towards the guy with the ball and suddenly it changes to someone else and your going the wrong way because it switched. i would definitely suggest this game if you are a fan of soccer. the only negative i would bring up is the fact that there is a feature that will automatically switch to a player that is closer to the opposing teams player with the ball. luckily it can be turned off.
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