If you are looking for a new challenge with FIFA 10 and it does not matter if you own it on the Nintendo Wii, PC, Playstation 3 or Xbox 360 amongst others, you might want to look outside of the official competitions. There are websites which offer FIFA 10 leagues for you to sign up to and compete in that add even more to the game.
Originally coming out in 2009, the game was widely acclaimed as the best FIFA release ever, and that continue to be the case until FIFA 11 was released. It was critically acclaimed, and received an aggregate of more than ninety percent on GameRankings, a site which compiles together reviews from almost all the critics.
Of course what makes the game so authentic is the fact that more than 500 teams from more than 30 national leagues are in the game, with player accuracy and statistics kept up to date with updates all the time. And of course, apart from unmatched graphics and animation, the match engine is very good and you will feel like you are watching an actual match.
Although it offered fantastic online modes, including leagues you could create or join, these did not run particularly well as teams would join them but never play matches and because there were no fixed dates for fixtures, many leagues would never end or even start. Instead though many turned to websites outside of the game, where leagues were set up with fixed schedules that had to be complied with and ran a lot smoother.
There are FIFA 10 leagues available on both user-made sites as well as on the many gaming tournament sites on the internet. These leagues have structured competitions, and many even have prizes for those who do very well. When you sign up to one of them, you will sync your console identity up to the league and compete against others who done the same.
After matches are scheduled, you can add the teams you will be playing to your friends list in the game, and arrange a time when both of you are online before the set match date deadline. If your opponent (or you) does not make the scheduled game by that deadline, the match will be forfeited, and the points given to the team who was there.
Results are tabulated on the website, with many of the sites directly integrated with the game servers, so results are shown on the web page very soon after your match is over. They have also set up many rules to stop cheating, and leagues are very often set up taking a player's skills into account.
Many of the gaming tournament sites offer competitions not just for FIFA 10, but many other titles you may own, so make sure to see what they offer. They may ask you to pay a small entry fee, but whenever they do, you are also assured that there will be prizes, many times cash.
But if you are looking for a new challenge then these FIFA 10 leagues outside of the game may just be the solution. They are competitive, well moderated, and you can choose whether to play in ones for specific regions or against people from all over the world.
Originally coming out in 2009, the game was widely acclaimed as the best FIFA release ever, and that continue to be the case until FIFA 11 was released. It was critically acclaimed, and received an aggregate of more than ninety percent on GameRankings, a site which compiles together reviews from almost all the critics.
Of course what makes the game so authentic is the fact that more than 500 teams from more than 30 national leagues are in the game, with player accuracy and statistics kept up to date with updates all the time. And of course, apart from unmatched graphics and animation, the match engine is very good and you will feel like you are watching an actual match.
Although it offered fantastic online modes, including leagues you could create or join, these did not run particularly well as teams would join them but never play matches and because there were no fixed dates for fixtures, many leagues would never end or even start. Instead though many turned to websites outside of the game, where leagues were set up with fixed schedules that had to be complied with and ran a lot smoother.
There are FIFA 10 leagues available on both user-made sites as well as on the many gaming tournament sites on the internet. These leagues have structured competitions, and many even have prizes for those who do very well. When you sign up to one of them, you will sync your console identity up to the league and compete against others who done the same.
After matches are scheduled, you can add the teams you will be playing to your friends list in the game, and arrange a time when both of you are online before the set match date deadline. If your opponent (or you) does not make the scheduled game by that deadline, the match will be forfeited, and the points given to the team who was there.
Results are tabulated on the website, with many of the sites directly integrated with the game servers, so results are shown on the web page very soon after your match is over. They have also set up many rules to stop cheating, and leagues are very often set up taking a player's skills into account.
Many of the gaming tournament sites offer competitions not just for FIFA 10, but many other titles you may own, so make sure to see what they offer. They may ask you to pay a small entry fee, but whenever they do, you are also assured that there will be prizes, many times cash.
But if you are looking for a new challenge then these FIFA 10 leagues outside of the game may just be the solution. They are competitive, well moderated, and you can choose whether to play in ones for specific regions or against people from all over the world.