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EA Sports today announced that the Live Season premium service has been expanded into a new game mode for FIFA 10, which EA says will enable subscribers to play a virtual football experience that is as close to real life as possible.
The new My Live Season premium service in FIFA 10 will feature weekly updates of player form, transfers, injuries, suspensions, fixtures, results and league standings, creating a mode that mirrors the real world, where gamers play their favourite real-world teams’ games in complete authenticity in any of the following leagues: Barclay’s Premier League, La Liga BBVA, Ligue 1, Bundesliga, Serie A and Mexican Primera Division.
“Every Wednesday is Live Season day where dynamic real-world data and analytics will be updated in FIFA 10 to match the weekly rhythm of real-world football and subscribers will have the chance to rewrite their clubs’ history,” said David Rutter, producer of FIFA 10.
My Live Season is available for the PS3 and Xbox 360 and is priced £3.99/400 MS Points for each individual league. A package of all leagues will be available for £7.99/800 MS Points.
EA also announced today that Game Face is now available on the redesigned EA Sports Football World website and EASports.com. This innovative face creation tool that lets users upload photos of their face to EA Sports Football World and EASports.com to create their virtual likeness on the sites. Users can then download their Game Face to be their Virtual Pro in FIFA 10.
That’s not all. Tomorrow sees the release of the FIFA 10 playable demo for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC (via EASports.com) in Europe. Play as Chelsea, Barcelona, Juventus, Bayern Munich, Marseille and Chicago Fire. In addition to playing an exhibition match, for the first time in a FIFA demo users will be able to upload created in-game videos to EA Sports Football World.
FIFA 10 will be available in stores across Europe from October 2, 2009.
