Critic Reviews
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Game Chronicles
While it isn’t anywhere near the improvement of the 360, it still packs quite a punch.
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| 82 |
PSM3 Magazine UK
The complete package for any football-loving PSP owner. [Dec 2007, p.83]
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| 82 |
IGN
FIFA 08 on PSP is a solid soccer outing, there’s no doubt about it. It will keep players entertained for a lengthy plane ride or a boring college lecture, even if it does borrow many of its modes from the PS2 version.
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| 80 |
Games Master UK
Solid, well presented and enjoyable. Just the right level of challenge for the PSP. [Dec 2007, p.56]
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| 80 |
Pocket Gamer UK
It still can't quite keep up with "Pro Evo" on the pitch in terms of purist authenticity, but FIFA 08 is a huge, glinting treasure trove of features and modes with accessible gameplay and solid presentation.
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| 75 |
GameSpot
The PSP version of FIFA 08 is packed with features and game modes, although the football itself could use a bit more work.
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| 60 |
Gamestyle
While one of the the biggest issue with the series lies decidedly with the console's controls itself, it's hard to lay all the blame on the game itself completely; but it remains difficult to recommend this over its home console versions, as ubiquitous as they are.
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