Robert Workman previews the upcoming title 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa, another of many games based around the sport of football. Describing it as "plenty to be excited about" for fans, check out the full preview to find out why it should be better than FIFA 10 and a great game in general.

Whenever a big sporting event takes place, you can bet there's a video game company ready to pounce. Sega did that right on cue with the Winter Olympic games, not only with a real simulation (Vancouver 2010) but also a pair of fantasy efforts involving Sonic and Mario. And now, with the 2010 FIFA World Cup set to kick off this summer, EA Sports partnered with the league and all its teams to create a game worthy of the tournament's name.

2010 FIFA World Cup for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 will carry on the tradition of the great FIFA games, namely FIFA 10. Most of the gameplay tactics show marginal signs of improvement, from risking a yellow card to steal the ball with a vicious tackle to making a breakaway and seeing if you can "foot" the ball past the expecting goalie. However, there are some exclusive features being made specifically for World Cup that soccer hooligans will enjoy.

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