Besides having a very long title, 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa also wants to sell you on its fortune-telling abilities. The game has predicted that Spain will win the World Cup 3 - 1 against Brazil on July 11, thus saving you soccer fans a lot of waiting. According to Electronic Arts:

"The Final itself was an epic battle as Brazil put on a dazzling display of free-flowing samba style soccer early on against the Spaniards, taking a 1-0 lead in the 30th minute with a Felipe Melo strike from just inside the box. It didn’t take long for Spain to level the score after a goalie error that left striker David Villa in the clear. He tapped in his 6th goal of the tournament in the 42nd minute.  The second half saw fortunes turn in favour of Spain, as their disciplined build up play and domination of possession paid off with a goal in the 61st minute when Villa connected for his second goal of the match, off of Andres Iniesta’s driven cross.  Brazil had several efforts on goal in the final third of the match but couldn’t capitalize on its chances as they pushed all players forward in an attempt to draw even, eventually conceding a splendid counter attack goal in the 88th minute from Cesc Fabregas, which delivered Spain the 2010 FIFA World Cup."

We just don't think EA has taken into account the infamous "choke factor," which Spain has to be feeling. They've made 12 appearances in the World Cup, without a finish in first place. Will 13 be their lucky number? Only time will tell as soccer fans around the globe prepare for a month of obsession.