FIFA 2007 Review
14 out of 15
The best soccer game I’ve played in a long time. It’s better then Winning Eleven.
Date: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Author: Dan Clarke

Having skipped the last couple of years of FIFA for Winning Eleven, I was quite impressed with this year’s model. The online play and interactive leagues are superb and the thrill of scoring a goal in the 90th minute online was a fist pumping “Heck Yeah!” experience which I haven’t felt in a long time playing an online game. This game has brought back the early glory days of FIFA and it’s highly recommended to even casual fans of the sport – you won’t be disappointed. I only wish that this game could have been ported as is to the 360!

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