Adidas has announced that the 2012 AT&T Major League Soccer All-Star Game will be the first professional event to feature the miCoach team-tracking system. The miCoach system will enable soccer fans to view live data related to overall team performance and individual metrics from each player on the field.
Electronic Arts has brought their soccer game, FIFA '11, to the iPad -- featuring authentic teams and well-known player along with precision controls impossible on smaller screen sizes. Players can control the ball with 360-degree player movement and gesture-driven skill moves, and choose from over 500 teams.
Red 27 Studios has launched a new soccer game, Awesome Soccer for the Mac. The game features a control system that allows advanced aftertouch, allowing gamers to bend and swerve the ball in multiple directions on one kick. Gamers can choose from 12 preset competitions from around the world, while the developer promises more competitions will be added later for no additional cost.
