Icrontic takes a look at EA's FIFA 10 and comes away with... wait, what's that? That is the sound of an almost perfect football game that improves upon its predecessors in almost every single way.

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Xboxliveaddicts’ reviewers look back on some of the best Xbox 360 and Xbox Live Arcade games of the decade with scores of 9 or above in this feature.

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"Even though fans of football (or as we Americans call it, soccer) are usually everywhere else in the world but here, Americans still have huge attraction to Soccer video games. Over the past few years it’s always been about Pro Evolution Soccer stealing the market away from EA Sports, but last year FIFA 09 brought out the big guns and took the crown away from Konami. This year FIFA 10 aims to remain atop the soccer world with robust online features, an excellent new Virtual Pro feature, a gre..."

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"FIFA 09 undoubtedly showed off exactly what a sports title representing the beautiful game should be all about: fluidity, great visuals, the enthusiasm of the crowd and the realism of the sport.

A year later we now have the latest iteration in the franchise, FIFA 10, and just when you think it can’t be done it’s improved in almost all areas from its predecessor and is an even more realistic representation of football.

Featuring full 360 control over the ball, improved dribbling, improve..."

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"Electronic Arts Canada has past expectations and delivered a robust soccer title with FIFA Soccer 10. Not only is this year’s title a fantastic single-player game, but the multiplayer experience is even better. From the Virtual Pro mode to the altered Manager mode, FIFA Soccer 10 has an all-around package that should make any fan or non-fan ecstatic. The Manager mode has been improved to create a more surreal dynasty-like mode where gamers have to manage their team over a set amount of years...."

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"As sporting games go, FIFA 10 is as close to its sport as you’re ever likely to find. With its realistic gameplay, stunning visuals and first rate commentary, you’ll never feel closer to the game of football. Had it not been for a few niggling faults and the presence of a host of bugs, EA Canada may well have created the perfect sports game."

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"After a particularly shaky start on the Current-Generation, most of which UK PlayStation 3 owners won’t have taken part in, FIFA 10 is the product of a development cycle that has finally adapted to the new technology. Offering all that you would expect from the official licence of one of the most popular sports in the world, and the comprehensive detail that has become expected from EA SPORTS, FIFA 10 is packed with a variety of gameplay modes, customisation options, and recreations of offici..."

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"FIFA 10 is built to be accessible to both long-time fans of the series and newcomers – the most obvious example of this being the initial set-up. The game begins by asking whether or not you’ve played an EA SPORTS FIFA title previously, before throwing you into a brief one-on-one, forward-on-goalie kick-about session. This one-on-one challenge is the progression of the loading screen sequence seen in previous titles, but in FIFA 10 has been fleshed-out into a full stadium presentation and is ..."

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