How is Fifa 08 for PC different form the next-gen systems?

I have heard that modes available in Fifa 08 for ps3 will not be available for the PC version! Is this true? And what other differences are there? Is Be a Pro mode different as well for each system?

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1. the main difference is that games on the pc ALWAYS look better than console games (if the pc is any good of course)
2. UK, September 26, 2007 - At first glance, the Wii version of FIFA 08 might seem like the poor cousin compared to EA's latest PS2 and Xbox 360 offerings. After all, it doesn't feature the much-touted Be A Pro Mode and there's no skill moves to pull off with the right analogue stick - because, obviously, the console doesn't actually have one. Instead, FIFA 08 kicks off on Wii complete with arm-waggling manoeuvres, quirky mini-games and a Mii-like Ronaldinho with amusingly large teeth. But, you know what? Rather than a cynical attempt to appeal to the Wii-mote waving masses, it's actually a fresh, fun experience that's a decent new take on the long-running series. While it features the same official teams and tournaments as FIFA 08's other editions, it's much closer to the PS2 game than the slower-moving 360 version. Here, the action moves thick and fast, the ball speeding quickly from end-to-end as teams break forward on the attack. What's more, passing seems far more fluid than the next-gen game; you're nearly always able to locate a player who's found a bit of space and it's easy to perform a succession of perfect passes before slamming the ball into the back of the net. In fact, although FIFA 08 isn't as hectic as Mario Strikers it's definitely got a similar sense of speed thanks to the quick arcade-style gameplay. for a more detailed review with graphics you can try visiting: http://wii.ign.com/articles/823/823024p1.html good luck & enjoy the game(",)