Creation Master 08 Beta 2 is now available, so you can modify your FIFA08 as much as you want! Several errors have been fixed from beta 1, so you won’t have problems to import graphics, etc anymore.

CM08 by RINALDO 

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Enjoy!

FIFA 08 NG: Freekick Tutorial

November 27, 2007

Which features should the next version of FIFA have? Which ones should it not have? How should be the controlling-system, gameplay, players, clubs and teams in future FIFA?

What were the bugs in FIFA 08? Which version of FIFA Series was the best one – in your opinion, and why?

Write your ideas, suggestions, concepts and comments for EA Sports FIFA 08 in FIFPlay’s website. They will send your ideas, suggestion and comments regading FIFA to EA Sports developers. Be sure that the FIFA developers are looking for new worthful ideas from FIFA fans.

The link for submitting your ideas for FIFA09:
http://www.fifplay.com/ideas_fifa09

The virtual soccer season is heating up as gamers and soccer fans around the world are getting ready for the next stage of the FIFA Interactive World Cup. Since the launch of FIFA Soccer 08 last month, over 10,000 players from 25 countries and five continents have started battling for top position on the leader board in the online part of the competition via PLAYSTATION(R) Network. This month, the first live qualifying events have kicked off in Denmark, the Netherlands, Hungary and will move on to Korea, Portugal and a total of over 20 locations across the world over the next five months in search for the world’s best interactive soccer player. “The FIFA Interactive World Cup is a fantastic opportunity for all football fans to show off their skills and passion for the sport with FIFA 08,” said Ronaldinho. “It is a great tournament in which you have to train and work hard to succeed – just like in real football, so I invite all fans to register and enjoy this party of interactive football.”

On May 24, 2008, the 32 finalists will travel to Berlin from the four corners of the world to compete at the Sony Centre for the ultimate title of FIFA Interactive World Player 2008. The winner will receive an invitation to the FIFA World Player Gala 2008 and a cash prize of $20,000. The first players to have qualified for the Grand Final are 15 year old Christian L0nhart from Bagsvaerd in Copenhagen and Roland Csaszar (17) from Budapest. The Dutch qualifying event was won by last year’s FIFA Interactive World Cup winner Andries Smit (18) from The Hague, Netherlands who secured his spot in the Grand Final for the second time in a row following a tense qualifying match yesterday.

Players who think they have what it takes to become one of the 32 finalists can register for the online qualification modus or find out about a qualifying event near them at http://www.FIFA.com/FIWC.

The FIFA Interactive World Cup is the world’s only officially FIFA sanctioned global soccer gaming competition with presenting partners EA and PlayStation. Participants from around the world compete with EA’s FIFA Soccer 08 on PLAYSTATION(R)3 (PS3(TM)). This year, players can participate at one of more than 20 physical FIWC 08 Qualifier Events across the globe or online via the PLAYSTATION(R)Network in over 25 countries.

For official terms and conditions of the FIFA Interactive World Cup, visit: http://www.fifa.com/interactiveworldcup/organisation/documents/index.html

Pictures of the FIFA Interactive World Cup Qualifier Events can be found at: http://www.activesportsmarketing.com/clientexchange
Username: FIWC08media
Password: FIWC08media123

Season four for FIWC.

November 16, 2007

 

 

Fans of virtual football all around the globe have been anxiously awaiting the kick-off of the fourth FIFA Interactive World Cup. The first live qualifying event will get underway this coming Saturday (17 November) at the D3 Exhibition in Copenhagen, Denmark. In the search to find 32 players for the Grand Final at the Sony Center in Berlin on 24 May 2008, the only global virtual football tournament will over the next five months visit 21 countries on six continents.

The winner of this prestigious competition will not only be crowned the FIFA Interactive World Player but also rewarded with an invitation to the FIFA World Player Gala 2008 along with USD 20,000 in prize money. The global online qualification event has been up and running since early October and will run until the end of March 2008 with a staggering 10,000 players already registered.

“The FIFA Interactive World Cup is the only place in the world where footballers can make their dream of being crowned a FIFA World Cup champion come true and feel the same thrill as professional players when stepping onto the field with a World Cup title on the line. Over the four years since its inauguration, I have witnessed some incredible virtual football action with thrilling games, excitement for players and a real treat for spectators,” said FIFA General Secretary Jérôme Valcke.

Famous football stars have also declared themselves to be huge fans. “The FIFA Interactive World Cup is a fantastic opportunity for all football fans to show off their skills and passion for the sport with FIFA 08,” said Ronaldinho. “It is a great tournament in which you have to train and work hard to succeed – just like in real football – so I invite all fans to register and enjoy this party of interactive football.”

Matt Bilbey, Senior Director of Sports Marketing at EA, said: “Thousands of football fans are already playing FIFA 08 in the online part of the FIFA Interactive World Cup. Now the time has come to sign up for one of more than 20 live qualifiers around the world for the ultimate opportunity to become a football superstar on the virtual stage via this one-of-a-kind tournament.” Simon Rutter, VP of Sales & Marketing for SCEE, added: “The FIFA Interactive World Cup is a unique and exciting competition that we believe will resonate greatly with PS3 fans. We look forward to seeing this competition evolve.”

Over the next few months, players around the world will pass, dribble and score their way to the Grand Final by testing their virtual skills against one another while playing EA SPORTS’ FIFA08 on PlayStation®3. To enter the event, gamers can simply turn up at one of the FIFA Interactive World Cup qualifier events on the day, as indicated on www.FIFA.com/FIWC, or register directly on the same website for the online competition. Attendees at each live qualifier event will not only be able to watch the high standard of virtual football on show but also experience a host of activities away from the competition for players and spectators, such as a real-life football skills area, live music from up-and-coming DJs and bands plus a chance to meet some high-profile football stars.

For the past four years, the official website, FIFA.com, has been the one-stop shop for news, information and registration details on the FIFA Interactive World Cup. With just one click of a mouse, football fans can immediately become part of the game and access the most extensive coverage of all of the on- and off-line qualifiers leading up to the season’s final, the FIFA Interactive World Cup Grand Final on 24 May 2008. Exclusive features and behind-the-scenes stories also offer the unconverted an introduction to this exciting tournament.

Creation Master 08 is a editor which allows to create and edit all the game’s database, including rosters, teams, leagues, kits, faces, adboards, flags, logos, banners, sponsors and more graphic elements of the game.

Creation Master 08 will be released in the next days. New interface, new features, 3d faces preview, boots, preview, etc.

Next Gen Crowd PC Patch

November 14, 2007

As we can see in FIFAKorea, Clauseengineer y Junjoong have created this awesome patch will replace the default crowd into a realistic one. Installation instructions and download links are here: Soccergaming.tv Link.

Look at the screenshots in order to see how it looks.

FIFAData FIFA 08 Released.

November 10, 2007

Here is a new tool for editing the FIFA 08 database, where you can do changes, ans see previous of those changes (like necks, players, faces, etc). You can download it here:

http://pagesperso-orange.fr/lu.idf/fifadata2008_02.zip 

Messi’s face for FIFA 08.

November 10, 2007

User “Arnau” has released a great Messi face on this Soccergaming thread

You can download it here:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/6b51rq

One of the more prominent additions to EA Sports’ annual footie franchise FIFA Soccer is be a pro mode. Similar to superstar mode in Madden NFL, be a pro lets gamers take to the pitch as a single player in an offline match, as opposed to controlling an entire squad. The mode quickly led to speculation that an online-enabled version was in the works.

In August, EA happily confirmed that speculation, stating that PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 owners in the US and Europe will see the feature six to eight weeks after the game’s respective October 9 and September 28 launches. Hitting sooner than later, EA today announced that Be A Pro: Online Team Play is now available as a free, automatic update for the PS3 and Xbox 360.

In Be A Pro Online, 10 self-styled football stars can take to the pitch five to a side for a single match. Filling out the remaining 11 slots will be computer-controlled teammates. Gamers have the option of being limited to a specific location, roaming freely, or a combination of the two. According to an EA representative, dropped connections will result in all players having to restart the match, and the mode will not replace the standard one-on-one online matches already offered.

FIFA 08 is the most recent of EA Sports’ sports sims titles to offer online team play. The publisher plans to add five-on-five support to NBA LIVE 08 later this month, and three-on-three online play for NHL 08 is available in the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game.