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FIFA Soccer '09 In-Game Soundtrack Track Listing



Caesar Palace - "1ne" - Dogs from V-Gas (Italy)

Chromeo - "Bonafied Lovin' (Yuksek Remix)" - Fancy Footwork: Deluxe Edition (Canada)

CSS - "Jager Yoga" - Donkey (Brazil)

Curumin - "Magrela" - Japan Pop Show (Brazil)

Cut Copy - "Lights And Music" - In Ghost Colours (Australia)

Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley - "Something For You (One Loaf Of Bread)" (Jamaica)

Datarock - "True Stories" (Norway)

DJ Bitman - "Me Gustan" - Latin Bitman (Chile)

Duffy - "Mercy" - Rockferry (Wales)

Foals - "Olympic Airways" - Antidotes (England)

Gonzales - "Working Together (Boys Noize Remix)" - Soft Power (France)

Hot Chip - "Ready For The Floor (Soulwax Remix)" - Made In The Dark (England)

Jakobinarina - "I'm A Villain" - First Crusade (Iceland)

Junkie XL feat. Electrocute - "Mad Pursuit" - Booming Back At You (Holland)

Jupiter One - "Platform Moon" - Jupiter One (USA)

Kasabian - "Fast Fuse" (England)

Ladytron - "Runaway" - Velocifero (England)

Lykke Li - "I'm Good I'm Gone" - Youth Novels (Sweden)

Macaco - "Movin'" (Spain)

MGMT - "Kids" - Oracular Spectacular (USA)

My Federation - "What Gods Are These" - Don't Wanna Die (England)

Najwajean - "Drive Me" - Till It Breaks

Plastilina Mosh - "Let U Know" - All U Need Is Mosh (Mexico)

Radiopilot - "Fahrrad" - Fahrrad (Germany)

Reverend And The Makers - "Open Your Window" - The State Of Things (England)

Sam Sparro - "Black & Gold" - Sam Sparro (USA)

Señor Flavio - "Lo Mejor Del Mundo" - Supersaund 2012 (Argentina)

Soprano - "Victory" (France)

The Airborne Toxic Event - "Gasoline" - The Airborne Toxic Event (USA)

The Black Kids - "I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You (The Twelves Remix)" - I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You (USA)

The Bloody Beetroots - "Butter" (Italy)

The Fratellis - "Tell Me A Lie" - Here We Stand (Scotland)

The Heavy - "That Kind Of Man" - Great Vengeance And Furious Fire (England)

The Kissaway Trail - "61" - The Kissaway Trail (Denmark)

The Kooks - "Always Where I Need To Be" - Konk (England)

The Pinker Tones - "The Whistling Song" - Wild Animals (Spain)

The Script - "The End Where I Begin" - The Script (Ireland)

The Ting Tings - "Keep Your Head" - We Started Nothing (England)

The Veronicas - "Untouched" - Hook Me Up (Australia)

The Whip - "Muzzle #1" - X Marks Destination (England)

Tom Jones - "Feels Like Music (Junkie XL Remix)" (Wales)

Ungdomskulen - "Modern Drummer" - Cry-Baby (Norway)

Step onto the pitch and play professional football your way in FIFA 09. Experience the most authentic football simulation EA SPORTS™ has delivered as you live the fantasy of playing as a professional player and customize the game to suit your style and ability.

Powered by the third generation of the EA SPORTS football engine, FIFA 09 features more than 250 core gameplay additions and enhancements that deliver the most responsive, intelligent and realistic action ever for the series. Enjoy turning defenders with more controlled dribbling and ball control, snapping off precision shots with improved first-time shooting mechanics and firing beautifully timed passes with greater accuracy, placing the ball exactly where you want it. With new player momentum physics the speed and weight of the player determines everything from the distance of a slide tackle and the power of a header to the severity of player collisions and the height of a player’s jump. Plus, players now behave according to their physical attributes with larger, stronger players dominating collisions, battles for control of the ball, and position in challenges for two player headers.

FIFA 09 features new Custom Team Tactics that gives you all the tools to become a first-team coach. For the first time, go inside the game engine to customize the positioning and support play of your teammates and decide exactly how your team will play in any situation. Now you are the player, coach and manager! You have the power to adjust and customize tactical settings so CPU players and your team perform just like the real-world team plays or how you think it should play. Save your tactics and then make strategic decisions to exploit your opponent’s weaknesses, all on-the-fly.

Live the fantasy of a professional football player through the popular feature innovation – Be A Pro – now expanded to include a career mode. In Be A Pro: Seasons you pick or create a professional player and then develop his skills at a single outfield position with the ultimate goal of becoming a national legend.

FIFA 09 delivers a new level of authenticity. The matchday experience is now true-to-life with a referee and assistants. Plus, crowds, stadium atmosphere, and commentary have all been regionalized in exacting detail and 15 new stadiums added.

The full feature set of FIFA 09 is available at www.FIFA09.EA.com. Additional features will be announced in July and at the Leipzig Games Convention in August.

EA has made "250 key improvements" to the 2009 version of FIFA, including improved responsiveness and a revamped collision system, reveals the first-look preview in the latest GamesMaster mag.

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Among the improvements in the new FIFA, which is due out in Autumn, are "improved responsiveness that allows for quicker release of the ball, greater urgency in the off-the-ball running, a new jostle system that takes into account the strength of the players when going shoulder to shoulder and subtle animations that enable players to take first-time shots."

That's four out of the 250 then. Another of the 09 edition's biggest changes is a completely revamped collision system, which calculates speed, weight and power when the players collide, as each player will have their own individual strength and power stats.

This time around, the defender won't always win, and this could potentially change challenges completely.

Although GM notes the new system makes tumbles look far more realistic, it's not just a visual change. For example, if a tackle comes in and hits a player's standing leg there's a good chance he'll go down hard, taking him out of the game. But if the player is in mid-strike and gets clipped, he could lose his balance but continue running.

That's the current-gen version then. On the PS2 space, EA says it's focusing on tweaking rather than reinventing the game, although as with PS3 and 360 it's focused on making a more realistic collision system.

The Wii version meanwhile is set to feature multiple control methods, one said to play just like PES on Wii, another where passing is automatic and 'Footii' mode, an 8-aside, arcade-y Mii match.

That's your lot for now. For more details, plus the first ever in-game screenshots, check issue 200 of GamesMaster, which appears on shelves on Wednesday (or through subscribers' letterboxes right now).