Platforms
- PCOct 08, 2007NAplayscoreNA0 Critics6.6301 Players
- PlayStation 3Oct 08, 20077.9playscore8.35 Critics7.9789 Players
- Xbox 360Oct 08, 20077.9playscore8.45 Critics8.0793 Players
7 critic reviews · 3 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- With two high quality products being released every year, the person that comes out on top will always be the consumer. FIFA 08, in my eyes, has nearly erased any lead that the competition had in terms of overall gameplay and depth. With the strides that they are making in both their single and multiplayer modes, we’re in for a match for the ages. Make sure you’re there to see it.
Clay Shaver · Nov 06, 2007 Reviewed on X360Read full review - A truly terrific soccer game that is both entertaining and challenging. Performing skills with the analog-hot key combination is difficult, but the results, when you pull off that move that separates defender from shoes, is a great feeling.
jkdmedia · Oct 10, 2007 Reviewed on PS3Read full review - FIFA 08 seems to represent the classic videogame mistake. It's not a bad game by any stretch of the imagination and will likely satisfy football diehards a bit more than past entries in the series, but one can't help but wonder just how good the whole package could have been if EA Sports had just held the game back until the online Be a Pro Mode was finished. As it stands the mode will get no attention, and likely won't be as large a part of the game experience as it should have been.
Nate Ahearn · Oct 10, 2007 Reviewed on PS3Read full review - FIFA Soccer 08 is another solid entry in the long history of the soccer franchise. FIFA 08 is far superior to last year's addition, but don't expect magic. A lot of the gameplay issues remain unresolved, but the overall setting and presentation are second to none. The online component and interactive leagues are outstanding additions that are sure to be included in next year's versions.
Jonathan Marx · Oct 08, 2007 Reviewed on PS3, X360Read full review - EA Sports has taken substantial risks with this year's FIFA, but the resulting game can certainly be considered a successful experiment. It plays a more difficult and more refined game of football than its predecessors, and while it should be emphasised that the game is perhaps too difficult at times, it will reward players who put in the practice.
Guy Cocker · Oct 04, 2007 Reviewed on PS3, X360Read full review - Sadness in that here we have a lovely looking and functionally excellent game, but it's just not got that certain je ne sais quoi, that va-va-voom. If we could just combine FIFA with PES, perhaps creating FES, or PEFA, we would probably never need another football game, and we'd all be singing from the terraces. As it is, it's a gorgeous, decent football game that's trying a bit too hard to be PES when it should be celebrating what it already was.
Wesley Yin-Poole · Sep 28, 2007 Reviewed on PS3, X360Read full review - Thanks to the promise of the former feature, multiplayer games that are little short of superb (due to the lack of AI defenders thwarting your every attack), the usual exhaustive array of official league and cup competitions and some stunning visuals and animations that milk next gen power for all it's worth, it very much feels that the FIFA franchise is genuinely teetering on the cusp of greatness.
Martin Korda · Sep 28, 2007 Reviewed on X360Read full review
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Community Reviews
- Reviewed on PC
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About the game
Trailers & Screenshots:
Step into the boots of a professional player through a new mode called "Be A Pro: Co-op Season" that challenges you to master the same disciplines as a real professional soccer from positioning and tackling to reading the field and passing. Step onto the field with your created player to play an entire game as that soccer player and develop him into an elite player over the course of the season.
Developer: EA Vancouver