FIFA 15 features Emotional Intelligence, with each player on the pitch reacting uniquely to the game situation. With 600 emotions possible, FIFA 15 promises a more human side to matches.
The game can be played in three ways, the full Career mode, Challenge, and the more streamlined ‘Classic mode’. The latter sticks to the basics of manager games, whereas the full game offers much more depth and complexity, but is not for the casual or feint hearted player.
FIFA 15’s career mode allows you to manage your team on an even finer scale. You can preset formations and change them based on your opponents, and if they don’t work it’s also possible to change your tactics during games. If your current squad isn’t cutting it, FIFA 15 makes it even easier to see your team’s growth, and makes it simple to scout possible new players.
The Attacking Intelligence is a sophisticated artificial intelligence. AI players can now analyse space to enable them to work harder and smarter in order to break down the gamer’s defence. It is a dilemma that keeps the hardcore career mode players up at night, so we have made the selection process easier by bringing you 5 Great Teams To Start A FIFA 15 Career Mode With.
Giving a new level of detail and accuracy to the much loved football franchise, FIFA 15 will see not only the official stands and pitches of the 20 Premium League clubs transported to the digital world, but real crowd noises and audio from all the ground also thrown into the mix.
The improved attention to detail on match-day, plus the new in-game team talk options, make me feel more invested, more like a manager instructing my team from the sidelines than ever before.
The cheers, chants and sounds of more than 20 Premier League matches were also recorded. FIFA 15 will have realistic audio to goal reactions, misses, whistles and over two hours of crowd-specific songs.
It is the hope that EA decide to build FIFA 15 from the ground up, only then will they be able to give gamers what they want, which is a complete revamp of the game. While it may be a long shot, there is hope that by the time FIFA 15 is released EA would have done enough development not to repeat these mistakes, although developing a brand new game for the PS4 and the Xbox One will make things very interesting.
The career mode of EA’s FIFA Street reboot featured teammates that you could level up throughout the game, a system which would work great if employed in FIFA 15′s Pro Clubs mode. As your AI teammates are always quite hit and miss, being able to upgrade their stats as you progress through the divisions would be a welcome addition to the series, as would being given the ability to customise their names, appearance and attributes.
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