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FIFA 12 Creation Centre Pricing

David Bryant — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 11:00:27 +0000

As you may be aware EA SPORTS Season Ticket holders get all of the Creation Centre DLC Packs for free but for those who didn’t hop on the bandwagon, and European PS3 users you need to buy them individually. Thankfully the pricing is modest, especially if you buy all packs bundled in to one.

Whether we should be paying for this content at all, is an argument for another day.

FIFA 12 Creation Centre Pricing

To purchase and download these packs simply visit the FIFA 12 Store in-game, or via Xbox Live Marketplace or the Playstation Store. Then head over to the FIFA 12 Creation Centre web app to create your players, teams and tournaments using the unlocked features.

All packs in one - 640 MSP/£4.79

Tournaments Pack - 120 MSP/£0.95

Career Mode Pack – 160 MSP/£1.25

Teams Pack – 160 MSP/£1.25

Yet 10 More Pack – 80 MSP/£0.59

Licensor Pack - 120 MSP/£0.95

Serious Editor Pack – 120 MSP/£0.95

Will you be picking these up?

EA SPORTS Season Ticket Launches

David Bryant — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 18:46:14 +0000

There were rumblings a few months ago about EA SPORTS launching a an annual subscription service for their titles and today it was confirmed in form of the EA SPORTS Season ticket. There are tons of details flying around the internet at the moment but here’s a run down of what you need to know about this brand new EA SPORTS service.

How do I get a Season Ticket?

Which EA SPORTS titles are supported?: The EA SPORTS Season ticket provides content and access for Madden NFL, NHL, FIFA Soccer, NCAA Football and Tiger Woods PGA Tour.
How much does it cost?: 2000 Microsoft Points or $24.99 in human money.
How to buy Xbox Live: 1) Sign in to your Xbox LIVE account 2)Search for and download the free EA SPORTS app from Game Marketplace 3)Locate the EA SPORTS app in your Game Library, and select “Play Game” 4)Purchase EA SPORTS Season Ticket for 2000 Microsoft points.
How to buy PSN: 1) Sign in to your PlayStation® Network account 2) Go to PlayStation® Store and search for EA SPORTS Season Ticket 3) Select and purchase EA SPORTS Season Ticket for $24.99

What do I get?

Early Full-Game Digital Access: Three days before a game’s scheduled release, fans will be able to download and play the full version of all four participating titles on Xbox 360. After three days, the digitally downloaded game will time out and consumers have the option to purchase the same full game on disc at retail. EA SPORTS Season Ticket subscribers can transfer all achievements earned during the three-day download period to the purchased disc, resulting in an early edge over the competition.
Discounted Downloadable Content: Subscribers will get a 20-percent discount on all available downloadable content for participating EA SPORTS titles. Downloadable content, which enhances and refreshes the core game experience, includes such items as Ultimate Team packs, accelerator packs and gear upgrades.
Free Premium Web Content: Premium web content extends the game experience beyond the console to a web browser. All participating titles will feature premium web content that will be free to EA SPORTS Season Ticket members beginning with the premium Creation Centre packs for FIFA 12. These packs provide a deeper set of customisation tools and abilities within Creation Centre to build your own teams and tournaments, and will be available to the consumer until the membership to the program has expired.
Membership Recognition: Subscribers are easily identifiable with an exclusive membership recognition badge displayed both in-game and on their EASPORTS.com profile.

There’s also a wealth of other information on EA.com and on the shiny new EA SPORTS Season Ticket website where there are some videos featuring none other than FIFA supremo David Rutter.

And here’s the official EA SPORTS Season Ticket trailer for your viewing pleasure.

Click here to view the embedded video.

FIFA 10 Stadium Pack Download?

Chris Davies — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 00:04:29 +0000

This couldn’t be true… Could it?

Over at PlayStationLifeStyle.net, in their regular look at rumoured PSN store content, they have predicted the launch of a FIFA 10 DLC stadium pack. Click here for the article.

Now it was predicted for April 1st, so it’s most likely an attempted April fool’s joke – and two days later there’s no sign of it. But the thing is, it was written on the day before April 1st (which would make the writer the fool by the established April fool’s joke rules), and it’s something we would all be hugely interested in.

Here’s hoping it’s true and it’s just been delayed…

WC Kits Now Available For PS3 Users

Kitana Media — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 20:43:27 +0000

A quick heads up letting you know the World Cup kits for Argentina, Germany, France, Mexico and Spain are now available to download for PS3 users. Currently all seems to be OK for the folks in the EU, while there seems to be some niggling problems in other regions.

As ever, let us know what you think on this free DLC on the boards.

FIFA 10 Ultimate Team Official Trailer

Chris Davies — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 03:03:02 +0000

An official trailer for FIFA 10′s Ultimate Team mode, with English FIFA commentator Martin Tyler providing the voiceover, has just been released by EA.

If you’re interested, click here to see it!

WC Kits Coming To FIFA 10

Kitana Media — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 10:59:05 +0000

Just when you thought EA wouldn’t be releasing any downloadable content to do with the World Cup because of their dedicated game next year, we read this on twitter:

FIFA 10 Free DLC available today on X360; 5 World Cup kits for Germany, Spain, France, Argentina and Mexico. Coming to PS3 in late January.

Its fantastic news, and one that comes as a total surprise. A bit unfortunate for all the PS3 owners who have to wait an extra month for the content, but overall great stuff from EA!

FIFA 10 Ultimate Team Announced

Chris Davies — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 19:42:32 +0000

It’s back – if you were a fan of Ultimate Team (previously featured in UEFA Champions League 2006-2007 and FIFA 09), you’ll be glad to know that it’s coming to FIFA 10 soon.

You can read the entire press release in which it’s mentioned if you click here.

Free FIFA 10 Commentary Fix Soon

Chris Davies — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 02:02:19 +0000

One of the biggest complaints this year (outside of the list of Manager Mode issues) is that FIFA 10′s commentary can be a bit random. There’s a few outdated lines, such as references to Martin Jol managing Tottenham, and a few weird bugs (if the ball rebounds off an adboard and hits the post then the commentator will jump out of their seat and scream that “IT’S HIT THE POST”).

Well, some good news to report. As you can see in this thread, over on the official EA FIFA next-gen forums, a free DLC commentary patch is on the way. Hurrah!

Cue much rejoicing from FIFA fans apart from a distinct bunch of nerds at the back wearing “when will you fix Manager Mode” t-shirts (now available for £12.99 from FIFASoccerBlog – just kidding, our legal department advises us that it’s not a good idea).

Bernabeu Stadium To Be Free DLC

Chris Davies — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 22:35:37 +0000

During the EA press conference at Gamescom this afternoon a few people got the impression that the Bernabeu stadium which was announced would be premium content – i.e. downloadable content that you pay for.

Producer of FIFA 10 David Rutter has announced on his Twitter page that the Bernabeu stadium will be free for everybody to download. Take a look at the quote below for confirmation!

Oh yeah. I nearly forgot. We announced the Bernabeu will be DLC (free) in FIFA 10…

Ultimate Team Developer Challenge

Chris Davies — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 11:05:16 +0000

A short while ago, the FIFA Ultimate Team developers challenged those who purchased the FIFA 09 DLC to a showdown. Wouldn’t it have been nice to have seen some highlights of the event, Match of the Day style? Oh wait, you can if you click here!