Fifa 15 demo ps3
For the most part, the FIFA 15 experience resembled FIFA 14, but the tackles and dribbling were noticeable improvements. And as a result gamers will now have greater control over their players' movements, but also the game will look much closer to real life.Īfter a quick rundown of the game's new features, we finally went hands-on with the game to see how these changes would impact actual play. Lionel Messi, for example, will now favor light taps with his left foot, as he is prone to do in real soccer matches. The improved dribbling for FIFA 15 favors a players' skill set and strong foot now more than ever, giving each a different dribbling style. For years FIFA fans have maligned the way slide tackles usually result in the ball racing 5 yards away, and the EA Sports devs have finally presented a solution. For tackling, players will no longer push the ball way out in front of them in a challenge, but will instead try to keep it close enough to collect post-tackle. Moreover, the blades of grass will actually react to player contact, whether it be a slide tackle or a goalkeeper diving.īut, perhaps FIFA 15's biggest changes deal with contextual tackling and the game's improved dribbling system. With the game's new living pitch system, the field will degrade over time, showing wear and tear from players consistently running back and forth across it. Speaking of the field, FIFA 15 will now have the most realistic pitch yet. Again, this is a very slight change, but one that further reinforces realistic on-field play. Or, if a player gets a red card then their teammates will show similar disappointment while the opposing team will cheer the referee's decision.
Then, his teammates will react with disappointment, shaking their heads in disapproval. Say, for example, a goalie lets in an easy goal. Taking things a bit deeper, FIFA 15 also includes a new emotional intelligence system whereby players react to each other based on certain parameters. Granted, it's a small change, but one that helps up the realism when looking at players run on the pitch. One of the key areas the devs highlighted as part of their FIFA 15 presentation included the way players' bodies look lean and muscular instead of awkwardly bulbous like in past years. Players now more closely resemble their real life counterparts both in facial detail and body make-up. Visually, EA Sports has been able to improve on the character models from FIFA 14 in some key ways. It may not feature the most revolutionary new features or modes (EA Sports has yet to say much about that), but as far as a nice leap forward FIFA 15 certainly looks the part. Sometimes those promises are bigger than others, and other times they are minute in terms of the grand scheme of things.įor FIFA 15, however, it appears that the power of the next-gen consoles has helped the developers refine the series' gameplay and presentation into arguably the most realistic soccer experience yet. It seems like every year the folks at EA Sports arrive at E3 with a ton of promises for their upcoming iteration of FIFA.