Electronics Arts is letting virtual football stars in “FIFA 15” get psyched, or angry, on field just like their real-world inspirations. A new version of the global blockbuster sport game infuses on-screen players with “emotional intelligence” designed to let them show how they feel about missed passes, brutal tackles, teammates, opponents and more.

Using data collected by Adidas, all the balls in the game will react how they would in the real world, varying from ball to ball and giving us the most realistic responses from a virtual football ever seen in a FIFA title. The data includes ball flight, grass friction and moisture- which result in responses from the players that will create variety during games.This is a huge step for the FIFA titles and if only one of the features on this list makes the cut for FIFA 15, this should be it. Adidas’ data will create the most notable difference it the game and it should be welcomed by everyone, as it takes the game to a whole new level in the world of football simulators.



But The engine is not perfect, Among so much wonder, sometimes happen to notice some animation artificial or penetrations polygonal blackberries or less evident, Especially During The cutscenes Involving many players. Nothing dramatic, but considering The Importance Given to These very general cleaning situations and graphics of the title is hard to miss These imperfections That "dirty" in graphical high level. In Additions, changes to the physical models of the players are sometimes excessive, with a size ratio between the shoulders and the rest of the body visually unrealistic.

The trading card aspect of this mode has undergone some more drastic changes. EA has removed the ability to trade cards between friends as this was being exploited by websites selling digital, in-game “ fut 15 coins ” for real, physical money. This would inflate the mode’s transfer market and bump top player cards like Hazard, Bale and Ibrahimovic up to prices that would make even the president of Real Madrid’s eyes water. Fifa 15 allows any and every Ultimate Team player to try out football’s elite, however, by introducing the ability to sign a player on loan for a few games. Previously, gamers would have to visit a website such as FUThead or FUTwiz to map out their dream team but now, thanks to the new “concept squad” tool, future or theoretical lineups can be planned right within the game, using players from the entire Fifa 15 Ultimate Team catalogue.

All in all, FIFA 15 has improved quite a few things in terms of the series’ gameplay, but has also added a few new flaws into the mix to boot. Despite this, at its core it is still a solid football sim, and as should be expected it is the most solid FIFA game to date in that respect. Unfortunately, it’s let down significant lack of effort put into its game modes.