When will EA fix ultimate team? It's so buggy, the amount of times I get 'Sorry but there has been an error we are signing you out of ultimate team' is unbelievable. I don't play any other modes either, I also think that the Gold Packs are too expensive at 7,500 coins or £1.19? I mean really EA such a rip off.

You don't happen to use the Virgin Media Superhub do you?

Nope

Ah, because there's a huge problem with certain hubs that stops Ultimate Team from working and the only way to fix it is try a different router because EA can't be bothered fixing it.

Just had a go on the fifa street demo, good fun but I can't see it having much longevity.

Having hammered the life out of FIFA Street, I've come to the conclusion that it's a good game - and will be a good game to play with your friends - but it shouldn't be a full game. It should be a £10-£20 DLC extra that's optional for FIFA 12 users (and later editions). The game demo seems good, but looking at what's available and the way the matches play, it doesn't seem deep enough to warrant the full game treatment. Much like FUT used to be DLC, I think they could turn this into an extra piece of content.

Agree with you there. If it comes out and they are looking for around the usual £40 then I can't justify buying it really.

Does your console have a Sony badge on the front and is your online service free and therefore the equivalent of two plastic cups with a string between them?

I know you like to joke and so on, but something doesn't add up with some games. The best 'quality' experience I've ever had with an online game was Killzone 2 (never played 3), the online was flawless, there was no lag, no connection issues, no host disconnecting and I could pick whatever lobby I wanted to join. Now, I've played a few games on Live, I've played a few games on the PS3, but none have been that flawless before. If the PS3 is capable of that, why can't it be done with all of the games? Is it Sony's problem or is it the developer's problem?

Microsoft take care of the online servers for their titles, Sony leave it up to the 3rd party devs to sort it out for themselves. Some make more of an effort than others, which would explain why Killzone worked so well.

The difference in quality does not justify the live pricetag imo.