What was the name of FIFA 10’s first major dribbling movement system?

FIFA 10 introduced 360-degree dribbling as a major movement system in the FIFA video game series.

Earlier football games commonly constrained players to a smaller set of directional movement angles. FIFA 10 gave attackers finer control around the full circle, allowing them to move between the traditional directions rather than being limited to eight-way input.

The change affected close control, running angles, and how players approached defenders. It helped make dribbling feel less grid-like and gave skilled players more ways to create space. The phrase refers to directional control, not a specific trick or skill move.

FIFA 10 was released in 2009. Its other notable systems included improved physical play and more detailed team-management features, but 360-degree dribbling became one of its most frequently cited gameplay changes.