EA Sports 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil - PlayStation 3

Great game. Had enough modes to keep you and your friends happy to play with. Graphics are ok but everything else is awesome. Great music, great teams, great modes. If you never owned a soccer game this one will be perfect. Online gameplay is awesome too. This game is future proof. Many people will keep playing this game until the next world cup. The only game I usually play is fifa so I will be getting Fifa 15 on black friday for $30. I will play this game until then. But this game is good for everyone even begginers or causal gamers and advanced gamers. Because everyone who doesn't know soccer knows the countries and want to play with their national country. This game is future proof for 4 more years and will be well worth your money.

Fun game for the great Soccer experience.You can enjoy this World Cup 2014 Brazil video gaming with control of your Captain of the Country’s goodness of Soccer teamwork.This is one the best PS3 games made!Thanks EA SportsJeffrey Jade Robert Schultheis

Great product for the value

If you already own FIFA 14 on PS3, there are still good reasons to buy this game. First of all, Jamaica had a monumental breakdown in the last stage of Qualifying and now I can rewrite the story. This game features 202 International teams (if Im not mistaken) which is the largest roster of countries assembled. The game lets you play the world cup in whatever length you wish. You can play the final game, the knockout tournament, the group stages/tourney, or the full campaign of 4 years of Qualifying eventually leading up to the finale. There is also a re-vamp to the single player story, which allows you to go from a relative nobody, (competing with teammates for a spot before the next cut), to captaining your country on the grand stage. I recommend this game because the last time I got to play with Jamaica in a game was World Cup 98 and it feels good to hoist the gold for your country, especially if you hail from one that usually gets overlooked. I think many people around the world will buy this game for that reason and I think it will pay off in longevity. 2-3 years from now, no one will be playing FIFA 14, they will be playing FIFA 16-17, but I think this game will persist alongside.

If you, like me, are a fan of soccer mostly only during the World Cup; if the last soccer game you played was World Cup 2010, then I think that you will like this game a lot.If you're the sort of fan who follows professional soccer all the time; if you're a fan of the annual EA FIFA games, then I doubt that this game will do a lot for you except to give you a tie-in for the World Cup action. You'll have to decide for yourself if that's worth $60. When I played a few online games, I was badly overmatched--I imagine by people who have been playing the FIFA games over the last few years and know the playing style much better than I do. How much are they getting out of the game? I'm not sure.I loved the 2010 version and got quite good at it, playing it even after the World Cup was over, winning the cup with many different teams on different skill levels. That's what I wanted to do again, with new players, new countries, a new schedule, and it looks like this game will be good for that. The playing style is different--no more easy exploits where you can just break through the opposing defense on endless breakaways and nail the perfect shot into the corner. Or it could be that the exploits are there and I just haven't learned them yet. The skill tests, mini games, and Road to the World Cup scenarios all serve to fill out what is, to me, a pretty decent game,On the down side, some of the voice commentary is recycled from the 2010 game, which is disappointing because I still remember being tired of it from four years ago. Same with the goal celebrations, but hey--I still remember how to do the robot after I score.

If you already own FIFA 14 on PS3, there are still good reasons to buy this game. First of all, Jamaica had a monumental breakdown in the last stage of Qualifying and now I can rewrite the story. This game features 202 International teams (if Im not mistaken) which is the largest roster of countries assembled. The game lets you play the world cup in whatever length you wish. You can play the final game, the knockout tournament, the group stages/tourney, or the full campaign of 4 years of Qualifying eventually leading up to the finale. There is also a re-vamp to the single player story, which allows you to go from a relative nobody, (competing with teammates for a spot before the next cut), to captaining your country on the grand stage. I recommend this game because the last time I got to play with Jamaica in a game was World Cup 98 and it feels good to hoist the gold for your country, especially if you hail from one that usually gets overlooked. I think many people around the world will buy this game for that reason and I think it will pay off in longevity. 2-3 years from now, no one will be playing FIFA 14, they will be playing FIFA 16-17, but I think this game will persist alongside.

I don’t know much about video games but my son seems to love it.

Haven't had any issues with the game so far. Purchased because I wanted to play as Bosnia, since they're not featured in FIFA 14. Captain Your Country is fun, and the other modes are pretty much exactly what you would expect.