WorthPlaying writes: "It's been a while since I've played a FIFA title on the Wii. I tend to do a lot of my sports gaming on the HD systems, but EA's 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa really surprised me by being accessible and fun. The title brings together every significant international team from the series and pits them against each other in a traditional World Cup setting, providing Wii owners with a number of control options that are easy to figure out and surprisingly accessible to all levels of players, whether you're a part-time Wii Sports fan or a hardcore Mario and Zelda player. Regardless of your skill level or familiarity with soccer games on the Wii, you'll find 2010 FIFA World Cup to be a pretty enjoyable experience, both on- and offline."
This month, Kris takes you on a journey of the InRetroSpect team’s World Cup campaign, presenting the nine key ingredients of a successful multiplayer experience.
GP writer Jared discusses four games that were recalled for seemingly strange reasons.
So derogatory language is perfectly acceptable in gaming and "journalism"
I'm still perplexed as to how someone in Nintendo figured Mario dropping the S bomb went well and then letting it roll all the way to retail.
I hated the LBP one, was so annoying. And those spastic guys in Mario, how naughty! ;)
Electronic Theatre aims to remind you of the videogames you may have missed in 2010 in our The Twelve Games of Christmas series, in which we look back over the best retail releases of the last twelve months, month by month. Today is the fourth day of Christmas and the turn of April as we give you a low down of the best titles on offer and an idea of which games you should be looking out for in the January sales to boost your collection.
Picked up SC:Conviction today for only 20$
Been looking forward to playing it for a while.
That's only in the US.
I'm Canadian. But as always a well intended heads up is appreciated.
