Speaking with UK site MCV , the product manager for FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010 Luke Cousens said what's new in the game. The most important for the public and less accustomed to the casual football EA is the new two-button control system that allows you to easily play a game without having to learn all the technicalities of the control system.

Then we find the innovative "Coca-Cola Zero Story of the Finals," an innovative free online service sponsored by the famous brand of drinks that will allow us to relive key moments of World Cup just hours after they took place: after you have played a final game of the tournament, you can download the same match to relive the game and groped maybe change the outcome.

Besides this Cousens said the game will continue to exploit the engine that has the success of FIFA 2010, with some modifications designed specifically to capture the atmosphere of the tournament as the world approaches the individual teams and the players' fatigue variable the height above sea level of the stadium where the match takes place, a parameter that affects even well into the physics of the ball. The game is expected in stores on April 30.