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FIFA SOCCER 12 NINTENDO WII
FIFA SOCCER 12 NINTENDO WII
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FIFA Soccer 09 All-Play is the Wii version of FIFA 09 and is part of EA's All Play franchise dedicated to the Wii with 500 licensed teams.
The specific content of the FIFA All-Play variant is:
Footii mode which is played by two teams that have eight players each instead of 11, and has an appearance modeled after the Miis of the Wii (with a Mii representing Ronaldinho, Rooney and others for other licensed football stars , as team captains: they can be used by the player who wins a match against his team once);
All-Play, a basic control mode in which the CPU moves players around the field, while the unsophisticated player simply presses buttons and performs gestures with the Wii Remote without touching the Nunchuk;
Foosball, no more and no less than a foosball game (with 13 characters for each team, as opposed to 11 as in real foosball) displayed by a top view, made even more frantic by balls particular like the one that becomes invisible after being kicked, or a rocket-ball.
Boot It, a simultaneous shooting frenzy in which the player can participate as one of the shooting shooters or the goalkeeper
New to previous installs of the series on Wii is the ability to play with the GameCube Controller or the Classic Controller for a more traditional gaming experience. Manager mode offers a Wii-specific interface.
The specific content of the FIFA All-Play variant is:
Footii mode which is played by two teams that have eight players each instead of 11, and has an appearance modeled after the Miis of the Wii (with a Mii representing Ronaldinho, Rooney and others for other licensed football stars , as team captains: they can be used by the player who wins a match against his team once);
All-Play, a basic control mode in which the CPU moves players around the field, while the unsophisticated player simply presses buttons and performs gestures with the Wii Remote without touching the Nunchuk;
Foosball, no more and no less than a foosball game (with 13 characters for each team, as opposed to 11 as in real foosball) displayed by a top view, made even more frantic by balls particular like the one that becomes invisible after being kicked, or a rocket-ball.
Boot It, a simultaneous shooting frenzy in which the player can participate as one of the shooting shooters or the goalkeeper
New to previous installs of the series on Wii is the ability to play with the GameCube Controller or the Classic Controller for a more traditional gaming experience. Manager mode offers a Wii-specific interface.
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