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FIFA 11 Creation Centre Beta Now Live; Demo Coming
FIFA 11's new player and team creation browser is one of the interesting features of the upcoming title, and the beta for the Creation Centre is now open for those of you who pre-order FIFA 11 at your local GameStop.
The Creation Centre is where you can design up to 50 players down to their attributes and shoes, as well as field a roster of created characters on your own created team. The players you create can be used in the Arena, Career, and Lounge modes in the final game, while created teams can only be utilized in Online, Tournament, and Kick-Off matches.
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Furthermore, the game's demo will hit the PlayStation 3 on September 15, and it will be available that same day to Xbox Live Gold members (silver members will have to wait until Sept. 23). Anyone who plays FIFA Superstars on Facebook will get an exclusive unlockable team and stadium to use in the demo which features Chelsea, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Juventus, Bayer Leverkusen, and Olympique Lyonnais in a match with three-minute halves at Real's home stadium. Apart from being your first chance to play FIFA 11, the demo also lets users get their hands on the new replay sharing system.
FIFA 11 comes out on September 28.
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