FIFA 09 PC – Brazil vs. Spain
Posted on 09. Dec, 2009 by Footballer in Spain
Just a quick goalless (as a result of highest difficulty settings) first half of a match between Brazil (CPU) and Spain (CPU), for a quick video to show someone. Nothing really to see here.
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WTF has these graphics to do with anything?
aaaaand
look at these shit graphiks!
PC is 3 – 5 generations ahead of PS3 and 360 noob. PC is WAY more powerfull then consoles. PC will always be the best.
QUE HORRIVEL PERDE DE 10 A 0 PRO PES 09
I really hope that was AI playing cause those plays that were being done sucked you’ll never win an online game with those.
this is for which platform?
i dont think so , this is fifa 07
FIFA 09 is cool but I hate that your team AI is so stupid that they run against eachother and sometimes disturb your passes
I cant believe its just the same as fifa07 and fifa08
sucker
buy an next-gen console
ahahah, much better ? Some better effects means MUCH BETTER ? Much better graphics has Next-gen version, not this “update” for FIFA 2004.
you should have chosen the home kit for spain
i wont say it sucks but pro evo is better
siguen midiendo todos iguales? jajaja dios..
Unfortunately that IS Fifa 09…
But we should call it Fifa 08.5 : the gameplay is exactly the same as Fifa 08 but the graphics are much better… That’s all.
that’s fifa 08 not fifa 09
Then you were playing next gen fifa 05 which didn’t exist…cause these graphics are different to the ps2
ronaldinho face looks better on pc
the graphics look like fifa 05!!!
the graphic is very good,but the gameplay sucks so much.