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It's not necessary and you will need to be quick about it. You can also use the touch screen to shoot when you get into scoring position. The AI can be pretty questionable on marking of players but it still works out alright. As I said earlier, you will want to play on hard difficulty to get a good experience, otherwise you won't be challenged. Overall gameplay in FIFA 12 for the 3DS is still a fun soccer experience and has its quality moments in gameplay. Playing on the hard level is the only option for a good challenge, however you could play medium until you get use to the 3DS version. The defending and opposing team's offense make stupid moves or present no challenges to go up against. Easy and medium are just ridiculously easy and provide you with little to no challenge what so ever. The difficulty level in FIFA 12 comes with easy, medium and hard and I must say that you will want to play it on hard if you want any kind of challenge at all. As you continue to play, eventually you should end up at the club of your choice.
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Though you'll still have practice games which play in the 4v4 street mode. The second season you'll have a selection of low end top soccer clubs to play for which gives you a real soccer experience and non street play.
#FIFA 12 3DS PRO#
You don't have many games to play in the first few seasons of Be A Pro mode, so it won't take you long to get through the first few seasons. Sometimes you'll go up against goalies and sometimes you will just have a small target to hit. You start out your career playing street soccer in a 4v4 match up. It won't take you long to earn XP to build up your character to become a top end player that you can use to dominate games. It has its bonuses for doing that instead of simming ahead a few days to see if they accept it or not.īe A Pro mode is a good feature on this title. It's less of an official sim than the regular version of FIFA. Transfers work instantly in this version if you wish to transfer your players. You still have a good selection of options when starting your career mode Choosing your sponsor, coaches, and of course managing your team in detail.
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You have your official team names and logos of course but on the field you are not wearing your official badge on your jersey which is a minor detail but one I feel should be there. In career mode you still have a large selection of teams to choose, from many different leagues. You also have a tournament mode which you can select from many different leagues and cups for you to play in. You have a selection of different modes to play in, including your usual career mode and Be A Pro mode. Usually 5 is OK for some people but I usually like to go with 6 in other soccer titles. You have the option of 2, 3, 4 or 5 minutes but no more than that. You can't play more than 5 minute halves. When it comes to settings you are limited in how much time you can choose. Your defenders do alright though there are still times when you question the position of some of your defenders. One of my frustrations is not being able to switch to the defender nearest to the ball which makes it difficult to play defense in this game. The gameplay still plays like a fairly good soccer title but only on the hard level of difficulty. This comes with a few good things and a few not so good. It is it's own breed of FIFA redesigned for the 3DS system. FIFA 12 on the 3DS is certainly not the FIFA we know on other consoles.