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Test your football knowledge with mini-games exclusively on the Nintendo DS...
With the football season entering the crucial second half and with EA never one to miss out on the possibility of squeezing a brand for all it's worth, EA today announced EA Sports Football Academy is heading its way exclusively to the Nintendo DS in March 2009.
Boasting a collection of mini-games and challenges to improve your football knowledge, Football Academy appears to be targeted towards the more casual DS owner than the FIFA fanatic - we won't be charging our DS batteries quite yet then.
"EA SPORTS Football Academy is a great new addition to the EA SPORTS football portfolio and a perfect way to enjoy football on the go," says Andrew Wilson, Vice President and Executive Producer of EA SPORTS Football business. "The game offers fans a fun new way to improve football knowledge and learn more about the beautiful game."
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Added:Mon 23rd Mar 2009 19:14, Post No: 1
Ahahaha Footie Fanatic in the Kop, at least the reviewer isn't without irony!