A very indepth FIFA 12 Gameplay Impressions article which has a different outlook on the way FIFA 12 is a shaping up compared to all of the other gaming media previews.
An honest and frank account from the recent UK playtests.
In 2008, Codemasters acquired the license to create the official F1 games, which was carried over to EA Sports after it acquired the studio. However, the long-standing partnership could end after the 2025 season.
EA Sports dropped their first gameplay trailer for College Football 25 today and the game looks truly amazing. Buried in the details of the game hype, however, is a significant letdown for those who play online dynasty (a significant portion of the userbase).
Following the release of EA Sports FC 24, the publisher seems to have removed FIFA 14 up to 22 from major digital storefronts.
concerning the referee-AI and it's trouble with the impact-engine... although ofcourse it's still early in development, likethe article mentions.
I just hope all this ambition won't ruin the game...especially considering I (and many others) was already VERY satisfied with the gameplay of FIFA World Cup 2010, and FIFA 11, and they should have just improved some little stuff like the menus and the replays and such...
"It’s one small, but beautifully formed step for FIFA 12, but sadly no giant leap for the revolution we desired."
This is what i was fearing!! Nothing big has changed so far and i doubt they can do anything in the 3-4 months period that hey have left.
They never fix the fundamental issues. I will still be moaning about the same shit I was moaning about in Fifa 11,10,09, and 08. The new features are always nice but fix some of the broken stuff please, and PLEASE add a second teamsheet in manager mode so I can swap to my reserve team easily instead of swapping everyone every time...
this is a great fucking article
Here A good advice for anyone who are buying Fifa or Pes, make sure you buy like every 2 years or maybe 3