Better late than never, we can finally show you the retail version of 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa in action. It's been a bit more than a week since the game's release, and those of you who have yielded to the call of the world cup must have noticed that it comes with many improvements over Fifa 10, but also with a lame new penalty kick system. The gameplay has been polished so controlling the ball and shooting feel closer to the real thing, which is great news for Fifa 11. There are still a few annoying things like when your player gets pushed by the AI and the referee does not even blink, but overall, it can't be denied that EA's team has done a good job. The video will show you different extracts from several matches, so you can haver a sneak peek at some of the official stadiums available in the game.

As planned, the demo of 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa was released on Xbox Live and PSN today. Spain and Italy are the two playable teams and the demo will let you play a complete 4 minute match. Also expect about as much confetti as in a Captain Tsubasa episode and a festive song conveying all the joy and brotherhood that go with such an international event. Very colorful, with even better graphics than Fifa 10, this new game in the franchise looks promising enough to be worth a look if you want to get fully involved in the world cup phenomenon. The 60 fps video was captured in professional mode.

EA released another tutorial video for 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa showing the two button control feature that will be available for the least gifted of us. After all, why not. You should also know that a demo of the game will be available as soon as tomorrow on Xbox Live and PSN and that it will feature Italy and Spain.

EA Sports continues its tutorial video series for 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. This new video shows the controls of the goalkeeper to be more successul in your saves.

EA Sports just released two videos of 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa showin the new penalty system they have included in the game.

EA wants everyone to be prepared for the next big sports event of 2010 with these images of 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. With no less than 199 national teams, the game will mostly appeal to those who enjoy the atmopshere of a worldwide competition, but it will also be interesting to see the improvements it should bring to Fifa 10.

2010 FIFA World Cup will be available in less than a month, so this new video from EA is a good opportunity to have a look at the player models, and, most of all, the female supporters.

EA released a bunch of new images for 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. The game should be available in April so everyone has time to get in the mood for this summer.

Electronic Arts released all these images of 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa, the game that will allow you to change the course of history by playing the world cup and even the qualification process.

Quite unsurprisingly, EA confirmed the release of 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa and here are the very first images of the game. Its content will obviously be focused on the competition with all the official teams and stadiums and the possibility to compete online with your friends for the 2010 FIFA wolrd cup. The game will be available on April 27 in North America and April 30 in Europe and Japan on Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Wii and PSP.