FIFA Soccer 13

Football is one of the biggest and most popular sports worldwide, even though in the US it is more well-known as Soccer. Still, the world cup of this event is the biggest world event in the sports scene aside from the Olympic games. And its fans are really intense about the sport, so it makes a lot of sense that the official videogame of the sport sells really well even though it is a yearly release. This time we're talking about FIFA Soccer 13, the yearly release of the moment, but we're going to be focusing on the 3DS version of this game. So, let's talk about this game and see if it's worth getting on this mobile platform. So, let's get started!

About the game

One of the interesting things about this game series is that it tends to feature a lot of content in every release, going from game mods to professional players appearing. No one can blame this cartridge for the immense amount of content it includes, this being precisely one of its main values.

And the number of leagues, tournaments, teams, players, options and other features that FIFA Soccer 13 presents is tremendous, offering a level of flexibility such that it can adapt to any user. And as always, all players, clubs, stadiums, and others are totally real, something basic in this day and age. Even so, this portable version does not reach the exorbitant figures in this field shown in the domestic editions, but it is still more than enough.

We start playing 5-on-5 games in the street in fields all over the world until we attract the attention of some second-tier team that signs us. As we gain experience by scoring goals, giving assists, or completing the special challenges of each match, we can use it to develop useful skills, until we become the best player in the world. The career mode of FIFA Soccer 13 on 3DS, on the other hand, puts us in the shoes of the manager of the team we like the most, although the fun is to start with second-tier teams to lead them to glory. And there's much more content than what we just mentioned.

Football in 3D?

Even though this game is on the 3DS, a console named after its ability to display 3D visuals without special glasses, the game doesn't make much use of this. This is a good thing actually since it would be a little annoying if it did focus on that.

Of course, one of the good things about Nintendo being Nintendo is that there are plenty of interesting alternatives for football fans when it comes to games on the platform. If you like the sport and only FIFA Soccer 13 isn't enough for you, you can also check out the Inazuma Eleven games. Even though those titles are much better when you're a fan of the anime they are based on.

Pros:

• Huge amount of content
• A lot of game modes
• Great replay value

Cons:

• Controls could be more precise
• No online play