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Great news for Xperia Play Smartphone owners, as EA Sports FIFA 12 is added to the gaming portfolio of Sony Ericsson Smartphone. FIFA 12 is especially optimized for the PlayStation certified Smartphone which will exclusively available for download soon.
FIFA 12 is developed by EA Mobile for the Android platform; FIFA 12 features new improved game play, a newly designed replay system, improved audio with authentic commentaries, and current teams from the world's top leagues updated to perfection. FIFA 12 game play is supported by Xperia Play's efficient graphic processor capable of running at 60fps.
FIFA 12 will be available to Xperia Play users before any other Android users, the game perfectly works on this device providing world class gaming experience. Other recent additions to the gaming portfolio of Xperia Play include Minecraft by Mojang and Star Legends: The Black Star Chronicles Spacetime Studios.
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The highly anticipated game in the FIFA series, FIFA 12, will be launched shortly on Sony Ericsson's Xperia Play. The latest game of EA sports' FIFA series, which will include amazing new graphics and a newly designed replay system, will be available for download on Android exclusively for Xperia Play. FIFA 12 is highly awaited by football fans and gamers all over the world and the craze of the FIFA series of football games will be taken to another level by the latest edition. The cover of FIFA 12 features football stars Wayne Rooney of Manchester United and Jack Wilshere of Arsenal. Xperia Play will be one of the first platforms for the launch of FIFA 12. The Android 2.3 powered smartphone with dedicated gaming controls, would give the ultimate football experience with FIFA 12.
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La Liga, the professional soccer league of Spain, which was about to get under way this weekend, was stalled due to a players strike. Players of all 20 clubs in the Spanish soccer league have gone on a strike in order to secure salary payment guarantees from LFP, the Spanish soccer federation. It has been reported that the second division league would also be a part of the strike which if proceeds would be the first such strike in Spanish soccer history since 1984. These events have been sparked off primarily due to the economic crisis in Spain which has in turn resulted from the global financial instability. A large number of clubs have been rendered laden with debts, and this has further increased Spanish soccer's problems as more and more clubs throw in the towel and seek the protection of their creditors.