Electronic Arts has just announced the availability of FIFA 10 Ultimate Team, where this popular game mode expansion will create a new way of playing the award-winning EA SPORTS FIFA Soccer 10. Now available for download for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 consoles, folks who can’t wait for World Cup 2010 in South Africa to start would definitely be able to get their football fix with FIFA 10 Ultimate Team, so if you happen to own either console, why not give this a go? It is interesting to note that perhaps to get more people aboard the bandwagon, FIFA 10 Ultimate Team is half the price of the original, which translates to 400 Microsoft points or $4.99 through PlayStation Network. It will enable gamers to manage one or multiple squads simultaneously, while opening up avenues for you to compete against other gamers in dynamically updated online tournaments.

Featuring over 7,500 of the best soccer stars in the world to choose from, gamers can emulate the way real-world coaches and managers build the truly great soccer teams. Choose how to manage your team –- focusing on creating one formidable squad, or managing multiple squads to match dynamic requirements for tournaments and competitions. Buy, sell, trade and acquire the biggest stars to build your team. Be strategic and tactical in preparing your squads for the various in-game competitions. A completely redesigned chemistry system built around player relationships on the pitch means that managing teams and squads to their full potential is even more critical to success. Take carefully assembled squads into standard tournaments and themed competitions against the most formidable teams from around the world – and then out wit and out play them.

So do you think that you have the managerial mind of Sir Alex Ferguson and Jose Mourinho? Give FIFA 10 Ultimate Team a go and find out – the hard way, as you battle your way through thousands of players, giving your tactical nous and acumen a good workout to reach the very summit.

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