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EA Sports has announced Alex Morgan has been selected as the first-ever female cover athlete for FIFA 16 in the US, while Canada will get Christine Sinclair as their cover athlete.
With FIFA at the top of the video game soccer world, innovation can be challenging, but FIFA 16 will attempt to do so with the new FIFA Trainer mode.
The FIFA series has represented the men's side of the beautiful game for many years, but FIFA 16 will also introduce 12 Women's National Teams for the first time.
It's difficult to refine a series like FIFA every year, given that it's already considered to be the best soccer game on the market by a wide margin. So it appears that EA Sports is going to focus more on the visual side of the game for FIFA 15, the latest entry in the long-running soccer franchise, by showing off an enhanced visuals system.
EA Sports is prepping three Ultimate Editions of its forthcoming games, loaded with content.
Football may be the world's most popular sport, but American audiences often find it a little too slow, lacking in razzmatazz and shouting. For Americans who've been curious about the FIFA games but not inspired enough, maybe 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, announced today by EA, will lure you in. After all, if anything can make football exciting for rubes, it's Brazilians.
We conclude the week with yet another next-gen trailer. EA Sports has released a new video showing off the PS4 and Xbox One version of FIFA 14.
EA has announced the official release dates for the next-gen versions of Battlefield 4, Madden NFL 25, and FIFA 14. Each is coming a few days before their respective console launches.
FIFA 14 will debut the Global Transfer Network, which adds scouts to the managing end of the pitch.
EA Sports' David Rutter explains what differentiates the next-gen versions of FIFA 14 from the current-gen ones: more realistic visuals, player behavior, and fully rendered crowds.
