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Picture from FIFA 10: Ultimate Team headed to the pitch

Based on internal sales projections, FIFA 10 has sold more than 4.5 million units worldwide since launch, a 26 percent increase over the same period a year ago. The title also became the fastest-selling sports videogame in the world with 1.7 million units sold during its first week, and it’s the top selling game overall in Europe for 2009. Knowing a good thing when they have it, EA has announced that they will launch an expansion, FIFA 10: Ultimate Team, in the new year.

Take on the challenge of building an Ultimate Team composed of the best football stars in the world, manage one or multiple squads simultaneously, and compete against other gamers in dynamically updated online tournaments. The game includes more options and players that enable gamers to emulate the way real-world coaches and managers build the truly great football teams.

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