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FIFA 14 is “huge”: will go big on connectivity, but retain single-player fun.
In an interview with WhatCulture, David Rutter said that EA’s goal of an always-online, interconnected experience has already been realised, and that the team will go further with FIFA 14.
Said Rutter, “For someone with a connected console you’re completely connected with the EA Sports Football Club component of the game now. Everything you do in the game counts towards your level, you can see what your mates have been up to.”
“We’re delivering data updates on professional players and injecting challenges from real matches. You can download an App to keep track of your EASFC stuff, and manage your Ultimate Team too from the bus or workplace. You’re right – it’ll get even more like this in the next few years.”
But if you’re a fan of playing alone, then fear not, for you can still get stuck in solo if you want. Rutter confirmed that this is still a key area for EA Sports
He explained, “I think this is because it’s an excellent experience, and also because it’s sometimes a major hassle hooking up with your mates online to play head to head or the people online are quitting/cheating/beating you up. We’re working on that too.”
Rutter closed by saying that all of this effort will make FIFA 14 a huge game, brimming with extensive features. “For FIFA we’re already really pretty broad”, he said, “single player, co-op, competitive multiplayer, ranked, unranked, career, and all locked to a player or as any player, across a massive comprehensive set of players, teams and leagues. It’s a huge game.
“Our biggest features in the last three years have probably come from ‘deep’. I think deep is what gets the 90+ ratings and the fans eager, but you can’t be too narrow. Our fans have really diverse tastes in modes and we need to cater to that.”
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Electronic Arts have provided some details in regards to the upcoming multiplatform title, “FIFA 14.” According to a report by the NeoGAF forum (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=516274), the publisher told investors that the latest “FIFA” video game will be coming out this year. The soccer title will be a cross-generation release, meaning that it will launch on the current-generation platforms in addition to the PS4 and Xbox 720 next-generation systems. In the same conference, Electronic Arts also suggested that all their future titles, including “FIFA 14,” may have a manufacturer’s suggested retail price tag of $69.99 at launch with built-in micro-transaction DLC.
“FIFA 14” is slated to be released sometime in late 2013, which is around the same time frame as the launches for the PS4 and Xbox 720. Sony officially announced the PS4 on Feb. 20 at their Playstation Meeting press conference that was held in New York. You can check out some images of the PS4 accessories and menus in the slideshow at the top of this article. Microsoft is rumored to be holding their event on April 26 to unveil the Xbox 720.
The EA sports developers have always been improving on their previous version of FIFA each year to deliver a more accurate game with much improved AI. With FIFA 13 claiming the spot for the biggest video game launch of 2013, more additions or improvement is expected to be in FIFA 14 which is expected to hit the market later on in the fall of 2013.
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The following is what is expected in FIFA 14:
Increased depth in manager mode
Manager mode is the most interesting and popular mode within the entire series. Considering this fact, EA sports are going to improve its depth by adding the option of manager player relation like praising your player that does well on the field, adding more transfer options, give control over training sessions and press conferences etc.
Addition of indoor mode
This is something that most people wanted to be added for quite a number of years now. Indoor mode was in FIFA 98 but was eliminated very quickly. It has a lot of fun compared to the grass pitch play. It's expected that FIFA 14 incorporates this mode when it will be released. The indoor football mode plays 6 versus 6 on the pitch, is an omission in FIFA but will be in FIFA 14. So get ready for this thrilling welcomed new addition to the game.
Obviously, the addition of more teams and languages
FIFA 14 will have more teams in all categories. There will be addition of more football leagues that are found in the world, more international countries etc. This means players that were not in FIFA 13 will be added in FIFA 14. More languages are also expected to be added to the latest edition.
Improved commentary
If you keenly followed the commentary of FIFA 13, you will notice it tends to be repetitive; same club histories in consecutive games. This is sometimes a little boring and repeated. FIFA 14 is expected to have an improved commentary which is unique in each and every game. It's also going to be more accurate and include some new commentators too.
More depth to player career mode
Options available for player career mode were very small in the previous version, unlike other different electronic football games. The player should be subjected to more scenarios and also have the ability to react to this scenario in his own unique way. FIFA 14 is expected to have more scenarios for the player, this is unlike FIFA 13.
LAN multiplayer
This feature was available in previous FIFA titles, but it was removed in FIFA 11. The LAN multiplayer is greatly missed by many gamers all over the world. It has made many restrictions in the overall gaming experience. If you don't have an internet connection, you're forced to play against the AI which is boring at times.
Though there are limited chances that EA sports will review this feature, it's still expected to be back in this years title. There are other improvements like increase in the graphic acceleration of FIFA 14 but a bit more complex.These are some of the simple expected additions and improvement that will come with FIFA 14, so get ready for this action. It is also expected to be more fun compared to the previous installments.
In an interview with WhatCulture, David Rutter said that EA’s goal of an always-online, interconnected experience has already been realised, and that the team will go further with FIFA 14.
Said Rutter, “For someone with a connected console you’re completely connected with the EA Sports Football Club component of the game now. Everything you do in the game counts towards your level, you can see what your mates have been up to.”
“We’re delivering data updates on professional players and injecting challenges from real matches. You can download an App to keep track of your EASFC stuff, and manage your Ultimate Team too from the bus or workplace. You’re right – it’ll get even more like this in the next few years.”
But if you’re a fan of playing alone, then fear not, for you can still get stuck in solo if you want. Rutter confirmed that this is still a key area for EA Sports
He explained, “I think this is because it’s an excellent experience, and also because it’s sometimes a major hassle hooking up with your mates online to play head to head or the people online are quitting/cheating/beating you up. We’re working on that too.”
Rutter closed by saying that all of this effort will make FIFA 14 a huge game, brimming with extensive features. “For FIFA we’re already really pretty broad”, he said, “single player, co-op, competitive multiplayer, ranked, unranked, career, and all locked to a player or as any player, across a massive comprehensive set of players, teams and leagues. It’s a huge game.
“Our biggest features in the last three years have probably come from ‘deep’. I think deep is what gets the 90+ ratings and the fans eager, but you can’t be too narrow. Our fans have really diverse tastes in modes and we need to cater to that.”
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Electronic Arts have provided some details in regards to the upcoming multiplatform title, “FIFA 14.” According to a report by the NeoGAF forum (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=516274), the publisher told investors that the latest “FIFA” video game will be coming out this year. The soccer title will be a cross-generation release, meaning that it will launch on the current-generation platforms in addition to the PS4 and Xbox 720 next-generation systems. In the same conference, Electronic Arts also suggested that all their future titles, including “FIFA 14,” may have a manufacturer’s suggested retail price tag of $69.99 at launch with built-in micro-transaction DLC.
“FIFA 14” is slated to be released sometime in late 2013, which is around the same time frame as the launches for the PS4 and Xbox 720. Sony officially announced the PS4 on Feb. 20 at their Playstation Meeting press conference that was held in New York. You can check out some images of the PS4 accessories and menus in the slideshow at the top of this article. Microsoft is rumored to be holding their event on April 26 to unveil the Xbox 720.
The EA sports developers have always been improving on their previous version of FIFA each year to deliver a more accurate game with much improved AI. With FIFA 13 claiming the spot for the biggest video game launch of 2013, more additions or improvement is expected to be in FIFA 14 which is expected to hit the market later on in the fall of 2013.
--
The following is what is expected in FIFA 14:
Increased depth in manager mode
Manager mode is the most interesting and popular mode within the entire series. Considering this fact, EA sports are going to improve its depth by adding the option of manager player relation like praising your player that does well on the field, adding more transfer options, give control over training sessions and press conferences etc.
Addition of indoor mode
This is something that most people wanted to be added for quite a number of years now. Indoor mode was in FIFA 98 but was eliminated very quickly. It has a lot of fun compared to the grass pitch play. It's expected that FIFA 14 incorporates this mode when it will be released. The indoor football mode plays 6 versus 6 on the pitch, is an omission in FIFA but will be in FIFA 14. So get ready for this thrilling welcomed new addition to the game.
Obviously, the addition of more teams and languages
FIFA 14 will have more teams in all categories. There will be addition of more football leagues that are found in the world, more international countries etc. This means players that were not in FIFA 13 will be added in FIFA 14. More languages are also expected to be added to the latest edition.
Improved commentary
If you keenly followed the commentary of FIFA 13, you will notice it tends to be repetitive; same club histories in consecutive games. This is sometimes a little boring and repeated. FIFA 14 is expected to have an improved commentary which is unique in each and every game. It's also going to be more accurate and include some new commentators too.
More depth to player career mode
Options available for player career mode were very small in the previous version, unlike other different electronic football games. The player should be subjected to more scenarios and also have the ability to react to this scenario in his own unique way. FIFA 14 is expected to have more scenarios for the player, this is unlike FIFA 13.
LAN multiplayer
This feature was available in previous FIFA titles, but it was removed in FIFA 11. The LAN multiplayer is greatly missed by many gamers all over the world. It has made many restrictions in the overall gaming experience. If you don't have an internet connection, you're forced to play against the AI which is boring at times.
Though there are limited chances that EA sports will review this feature, it's still expected to be back in this years title. There are other improvements like increase in the graphic acceleration of FIFA 14 but a bit more complex.These are some of the simple expected additions and improvement that will come with FIFA 14, so get ready for this action. It is also expected to be more fun compared to the previous installments.
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