World Cup 2010 Patch | Fifa 11

The 2010 World Cup in South Africa remains unforgettable for its unique atmosphere. From the constant buzzing of Vuvuzelas to Shakira’s "Waka Waka" anthem, it was a tournament of pure culture.

: Restores the specific tournament structure that was originally missing or limited in the base FIFA 11 PC game . fifa 11 world cup 2010 patch

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FIFA 11 marked the true debut of EA Sports' "next-gen" console engine on the PC. It introduced full 360-degree dribbling freedom and physics-based player interactions, abandoning the older, arcade-style engine used in PC editions of FIFA 10. This public link is valid for 7 days

Since FIFA 11 natively did not have the official 2010 World Cup game mode (that was a separate release, 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa ), this feature bridges that gap by injecting tournament-specific atmosphere into the FIFA 11 engine.

The default EA scoreboard is replaced with the official (the black/red bar used by Host Broadcast Services). Even the substitution pop-ups and half-time stats screen match the TV broadcast.

The 2010 World Cup in South Africa remains unforgettable for its unique atmosphere. From the constant buzzing of Vuvuzelas to Shakira’s "Waka Waka" anthem, it was a tournament of pure culture.

: Restores the specific tournament structure that was originally missing or limited in the base FIFA 11 PC game .

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FIFA 11 marked the true debut of EA Sports' "next-gen" console engine on the PC. It introduced full 360-degree dribbling freedom and physics-based player interactions, abandoning the older, arcade-style engine used in PC editions of FIFA 10.

Since FIFA 11 natively did not have the official 2010 World Cup game mode (that was a separate release, 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa ), this feature bridges that gap by injecting tournament-specific atmosphere into the FIFA 11 engine.

The default EA scoreboard is replaced with the official (the black/red bar used by Host Broadcast Services). Even the substitution pop-ups and half-time stats screen match the TV broadcast.