Tag Archives: FIFA 2010

Replay Crucial Moments From 2010 FIFA World Cup

  By Stephen Colfer | April 1, 2010 - 12:29 pm | Games
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Here’s an interesting football/video game thing. As a feature in the upcoming “2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa” EA have announced “The Coca-Cola Zero Story of the Finals” which will be available for free for PS3 and xbox360 owners of the game. Basically only hours after a real-life match is played at the world cup owners of the game can download key moments from said match and have a go them themselves. This compliments the Qualifying mode from the last game which only featured moments from the qualifying, something which I’m sure Irish football fans are glad is returning. The Coca-Cola Zero Story of the Finals will enable gamers connected online to play real matches from the 2010 FIFA World Cup Final and face the same challenges their heroes experienced throughout the tournament. The free service complements an existing game mode called The Coca-Cola Zero Story of Qualifying which enables … There’s more →

Ten Top Xbox 360 Games for Christmas

  By Niall | December 3, 2009 - 5:59 pm | Games, The Culch
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On Tuesday Rob gave us a great run-down of games for Sony’s PS3 console, just in time for Christmas. As he’s not an Xbox gamer I have taken up responsibility for giving you a guide to what’s good on Microsoft’s gaming goliath. So here’s 10 of the best of what’s around this festive season. Assassin’s Creed II - Set in Renaissance Italy the follow-up to 2007s excellent Assassin’s Creed takes you on an adventure with Ezio Auditore da Firenze, a young nobleman-turned-assassin. This game has incredible depth, there’s mission, side-missions, and puzzles galore. You can skip these if you wish but the game reqrds completion of all the little side-stories in such a way that you’ll seek them out and actually enjoy the challenge of completing them all. In place the AI is a bit ropey, making decisions that real people just wouldn’t and allowing your character to do phenomenally … There’s more →