2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Download – 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Review

Porting titles onto the PSP is always a challenge for EA Sports. They constantly struggle to differentiate the product enough from its console counterparts, while maintaining a very low ceiling for development costs.

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So here we have 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa, a game that makes very little attempt at separating its feature set from the console versions. Instead, 2010 FIFA tries to emulate what’s seen on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Its attempt is admirable, but ultimately falls short of delivering a similar gameplay experience.

Just about every mode (aside from Battle of Nations online) from the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 version of 2010 FIFA World Cup is aptly represented here. There’s the standard World Cup tournament, Captain Your Country, the new Story of Qualifying mode, and support for both infrastructure and ad hoc online play.

Everything performs exactly how you’d expect. The World Cup lets you play through the real tournament with any international squad you’d like. Captain Your Country is a career mode where you take the reins of one player and carry them through the tournament, progressing their attributes along the way.

Story of Qualifying allows you to progress through a list of challenges that are pulled straight from the real round of qualifying. If your favorite team had a dramatic match, chances are it’s represented there.

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The gameplay is the only thing that’s really lacking in the package, and sadly that’s the most important aspect of any sports title. No matter what mode you’re playing, you’ll notice that the game runs at a very slow clip.