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FIFA Online
Publisher: EA Sports
Developer: EA Sports
Released: 18 Jun 2010
Genre Action
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Free-to-play downloadable game that will make its most popular and highest rated videogame franchise available to football fans with a broadband internet connection and an average spec laptop computer or desk-top personal computer. The free-to-play EA SPORTS FIFA videogame will call on football fans and gamers to help shape features during closed beta testing prior to its English language European open beta release in June 2010.

       
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