PlayStation Vita Fifa Football - first 15 minutes

Published 22 February, 2012 Duration 16:49

How does EA's latest footy effort fit Sony's portable?

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  • RNX-Lanky #1 3 months ago

    What a goal from Modrić! He must have a foot like a traction engine.
    Edited by RNX-Lanky at 22/02/12 @ 16:09

  • dadrester #2 3 months ago

    Sometimes when I look at stuff like this I think; "Imagine if someone had showed me this when I was playing 'football' on the c64". It's amazing how far games have come on graphically in the last 20 years. That 'Last of Us' trailer, for example, looks better than Bugs Life and Toy Story.
    Edited by dadrester at 22/02/12 @ 16:42

  • eviroboy #3 3 months ago

    Still as unrealistic as ever then. One day the commentary may also be in sync.

  • spurs142 #4 3 months ago

    Sunday's score umm yes please :-P. Played the demo and as crazy as it sounds it's very much like the bigger console versions so i'll prob pick it up and also get stung for yet another copy in September for Fifa 13

  • Sid-Nice #5 3 months ago

    Why the constant chant of "Newcastle, Newcastle, Newcastle" throughout the game? Perhaps it was in reference to Arsenal's defence being as bad as Newcastle's?

  • INSOMANiAC #6 3 months ago

    Its absolutely shite, I got it with my Vita, got rid of it now, the frame rate problems arent really evident here and its like playing the game in mud. More like FIFA 09 than anything. Poor show.

  • andywilkie35 #7 3 months ago

    Any interest in the Vita I had has now disappeared after seeing those Rizzle Kicks cunts advertising it.

  • Dave52 #8 3 months ago

    Played this on my mates new Vita today - I was really impressed.

  • BigDannyH #9 3 months ago

    Arsenal all over the shop, Modric tearing them apart ... is this the most realistic footy game ever?

    I quite liked the rear touch shooting mechanic. Bit awkward at first but I imagine it'll be very useful when you get used to it.