FIFA Online 2 China enters OBT
April 22, 2009 by Joel Tan
Filed under Asian MMO Players, FIFA Online 2, MMO Sports, The9
There’s really no mincing words when it comes to big announcements like closed and open beta tests, and patches and updates, so let me just get to the point with the help of an announcement story straight from the source, The9.
Open Beta Test for EA Sports FIFA Online 2 to Begin on April 22, 2009, in China
SHANGHAI—The9 Limited, a leading online game operator in China, and Electronic Arts Inc., a leading global interactive entertainment software company, has announced in a press conference held at Shanghai Pu Dong Expo Center that the highly anticipated game EA Sports FIFA Online 2 will begin its open beta test in mainland China on April 22, 2009.
FIFA Online 2 is the latest online version of EA Sports’ officially licensed FIFA football video games. Built upon over a decade of success from the EA Sports FIFA video game franchise, EA Sports FIFA Online 2 features 30 licensed leagues, over 10,000 real players, 31 stadiums, and authentic team kits. The game has enhanced player controls so that gamers can direct each of their in-game team’s players to perform real football moves. EA Sports FIFA Online 2 also highly focuses on player interactivity. Gamers can set up matches, track each others’ scores, chat in the game, and enjoy other community functions. EA Sports FIFA Online 2 brings the ultimate online football gaming experience that mirrors the sophistication, finesse and beauty of the real-world sport.
“EA Sports FIFA Online 2 epitomizes a global sports game. During the closed beta test in China, it has received not only extremely positive feedback from game players but has also generated awareness and anticipation among football fans. The9 has been working actively with EA to add features that are tailor-made for local players and to prepare for all aspects of the game’s operation in the Chinese market. From April 22, gamers and football fans will enjoy the excitement about this brand new online sports game,” said Xiaowei Chen, president of The9.
For more information about the game in China, visit the official FIFA Online 2 website.
