In FIFA 2003, the top three players saw a complete change, with relatively unknown Juventus youngster Matteo Brighi topping the list with a 97 rating!īrighi was a hugely promising defensive midfielder but due to various injuries, he never really fulfilled his potential in real-life.īayern Munich's Oliver Kahn was 95 rated in FIFA 2003, whilst Juventus' Edgar Davids completed the top three. However, the lack of varied game modes and the slow gameplay take the shine of of it a bit.Mohamed Salah, Cristiano Ronaldo and the Premier League's best 50 players according to FM22 FIFA 2003 We should also point out that FIFA 11 is a very hefty download, weighing in at more than 800Mb, which is bad news for those with 8Gb or 16Gb devices.įans of the console version will love the way FIFA 11 has been well adapted to the iPhone. In fact, it often feels like you're watching slow motion replays, rather than live action. It's awfully laggy, especially when lots of action is happening on screen at the same time. One of the most obvious flaws of FIFA 11 is the game speed. Granted, controls can still be fiddly given the limited screen space of the iPhone, but FIFA 11 makes things as smooth as possible. Supplementary controls in FIFA 11 include holding and dragging a player to set him off on a run, or double-tapping to perform special tricks. There's an on-screen joystick and three action buttons (as opposed to two in FIFA 10), which change function depending on whether you are attacking on defending. The authentic soccer experience is helped by the intelligent in-game commentary.Ĭontrols and overall gameplay have both been improved in FIFA 11, making the game feel and behave more like the console version of FIFA.
Players look like their real-life counterparts even in close-up, animation is fluid and the colors are very vivid. Graphically, FIFA 11 is probably the most realistic of all iPhone soccer simulations.
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