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It's admittedly fiddly in its execution, with movements created by taking each individual player and recording their runs in turn, but in the right hands it will no doubt prove lethal.
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Standard fare elsewhere, perhaps, but this being FIFA it goes a few steps further, taking the series into the unexplored realms of user-generated content with the set-piece creator.
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Available from the arena that prefaces the start-up menu, it allows for free kick and set-piece practice. All of this is now easier to engage with as well, thanks to a fully-featured practice set-up that makes a belated debut to FIFA. Take it down a couple of leagues and it's equally impressive – pit Exeter against Millwall and the encounter will be a suitably bare-knuckled affair, with elegance replaced with brutal physicality that highlights the game's more nuanced take on one-on-one tussles. The set piece creator is likely to appeal to the hardcore only. What really impresses is the range of styles the gameplay model facilitates – pit two top tier teams such as Chelsea and Man United against each other and the quality on the pitch shines through in various different ways, whether it's the way Nani or Zhirkov bound down the side-lines or the likes of Drogba and Berbatov anchor themselves in the box, holding back defenders and controlling the ball with a muscular grace. Whereas the realism of FIFA 09 was often stilted by inconsistencies, here it's a more cohesive and coherent whole, with the journey started by EA Sports with FIFA 07 now feeling complete. This fidelity conversely makes FIFA 10 easier to play, and more importantly it's much more enjoyable than previous FIFAs. Tie this in with improved ball physics, wherein lofted and through balls are more reliable than ever before, and it results in a game that behaves exactly as you'd expect a real game of football to play out. There's more urgency to the way players behave, whether that's defenders changing their positioning in reaction to the flow of the game, an attacking player showing more nous in their off-the-ball run or someone making a desperate lunge to keep the ball in play. But it's the subtler, less headline-worthy tweaks that make all the difference to the game.
Keepers are one of the beneficiaries of FIFA 10's tinkerings, proving both more reliable and a little more human.
The headline improvement is no doubt the 360-degree dribbling, freeing players from the eight-point axis that's previously constrained them and allowing for more flexible football. So what's changed this time round? The additions for FIFA 10 are small but numerate, and features that might seem petty on paper all conspire together to create an experience that, after time, feels far removed from last year's game. If FIFA 08 and 09 were statements of intent, then this is the killing blow, and it's going to take something extraordinary for anything to come close to this for some time to come.
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FIFA 10 is a culmination of the efforts poured into the franchise since it made the leap to the current generation, efforts that have helped it leapfrog Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer and become the premier football game these past couple of years. This is football as you know and love it, and it's an absolute joy to play.
It's astounding in its depiction of the big game, its matches flowing with all the drama, grace and random action of the real deal. FIFA 10 makes a mockery of their pretentions, showing at once how far videogames have come in 10 years and how far FIFA has come from its days as a critical kick-bag. My Live Season is an excellent touch - click here for a video rundown.
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