With Team USA capturing the nation’s attention at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa by making it to the Sweet 16 bracket with a match against Ghana, former Team USA soccer star and current ESPN soccer analyst Alexi Lalas chimes in on his favorite videogames. Lalas can be seen throughout the World Cup using EA Sports 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa videogame graphics to highlight key plays from matches during his ESPN coverage. He talks about his favorite sport and some of his favorite videogames in this exclusive interview.
One of the big games of 2010 comes in the form of the world’s most popular sport – soccer. EA Sports is bringing 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa across all consoles this summer before the real soccer matches kick off. EA Sports has partnered with Coca-Cola Zero to bring a new free online service to soccer fans on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 this April. The exclusive new feature will virtually recreate actual on-the-pitch moments in the videogame just hours after they unfolded.
With James Cameron’s Avatar continuing to rule the global box office, 3D remains more than just a fad in Hollywood. At CES 2010, electronics giants like Sony, Panasonic, LG and Samsung showcased 3D TVs for the home. Now EA Sports President Peter Moore, who was in Europe for an international press event showcasing new 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa videogames, has chimed in on 3D games.
Electronic Arts will celebrate the single largest sporting event on the planet with the only official and exclusively licensed videogame for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. Now everyone can play in the 2010 FIFA World Cup on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PSP and mobile in April 2010 in anticipation of the real-world tournament which begins in June.
