This can also get very annoying, though, if you get it wrong. Flick the R3 stick towards the player you want to control and the game will switch to that player. At times, this can be incredibly useful, far better than just pressing a button, as you are in far better control. Switching players has changed button, but now you can use the right analog stick - R3 - (on the PS2) to switch players.
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However, the PS2 controls have changed slightly, so you may have to switch the controls via certain menus on the game, or master the new controls. On both platforms (like usual), there is a very clever control system, which makes them easy to play, once you get the hang of the controls. It is very responsive to subtle movements on the controller, which can make the big difference. When playing matches, the PS2 is brilliant. But otherwise, Fifa 08 is a fast loading game, which possibly could be made slightly faster. I would say that the DS is fractions faster than the PS2, as sometimes the game almost seems to momentarily freeze when you exit from a menu.
You select your favourite club, which, on the DS, will always appear on the start screen, and on both games, is always the first team option for any of the modes you may play. When you turn the respective games on, it takes little time to start them up, but not an incredibly long time. Konami’s game has always been the favourite but last year FIFA closed the gap to such a degree that the title race has never been closer." - a quote from Harrison Dent's review of the game, on .uk.
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"The greatest battle of the new football season is not between any real world club but between the virtual giants of FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer. To help you, I'll split it up into fairly bitesize sections: Having played them for a while now, I think I'm ready to review them.
Fifa 08 for the PS2, which I have, seeing as I have all of the Fifa games back to Fifa 03, and Fifa 08 for the Nintendo DS, hoping that it would have improved from the frankly dismal Fifa 06 for the Nintendo DS. It's probably aimed for those contemplating on whether they should buy the game or not, or those who want to compare their view of it with someone else's (ie: me). Alright, it's been a long time coming, but here's the review for Fifa 08.
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