Despite a heartbreaking loss at the World Cup, the current hype for soccer in America is hard to ignore. Unless you have been living in a cave, or perhaps in a dystopian, art-deco styled underwater city (just for example), odds are you know, or at least have heard something about the American team’s Cinderella run through the group stage of the World Cup that ended with a Hollywood-style game winning goal from Landon Donovan in stoppage time. In fact, many Americans might not have even known what stoppage or injury time were before they frantically watched it tick away, but they do now. Whether our new crush on footie turns out to be love or just lust, we will have to see, but it does look like gamers are getting behind the game, as America will soon be the top purchasers in the world of EA’s FIFA titles, the world’s best-selling, and best-rated soccer games.“The U.S. market was our No. 4, in the world, four years ago,” Matt Bilbey, EA Sports’ VP of football said. “This year it will be our number one market.”According to Kotaku, the surge in popularity towards footie, plus the addition of a second World-Cup-specific FIFA…