FIFA 16 Features and Official E3 Gameplay Trailer - PS4, Xbox One, PC

[Cpre5]

Looked like centurylink field was there at :20 mark, hope we get more stadiums, but I kinda feel centurylink is because of the ea/ms partnership

[Turbojugend]

FWIW:

http://news.futhead.com/posts/fifa-1...ay-impressions

http://news.futhead.com/posts/fifa-1...meplay-details

The Futhead guys are really big (and really critical) on FIFA gameplay, in the above article they're already touting 16 as a significant leap forward and the best in the series. Then again, they're also known for getting hyped early and posting lengthy complaint articles around launch.

One thing they mentioned that did make me happy was slower gameplay. Every year I have to crank FIFA (and PES) down to the slowest speed to get a fairly well-paced game, maybe this will finally be a thing of that past.

[SVCbearcat10]

Was PES reveal really that great? Yes, Neymar's face was spot on but PES already had some really good faces. However, from the neck down through to the environment, PES looks very cartoonish. I think many are wanting PES to succeed and FIFA to fail. To me, both look promising. FIFA has longer to go in terms of gameplay while PES has a long way to go to catch up graphically.

[jmmontoro]

Not a single glimpse of Serie A?

[sroz39]

Looking good! Looks like two outstanding options again. Considering the complete and total lack of competition in most sports genres, Konami and EA are both going to get my money this year because they clearly have two different ideas for the sport and, early hype or not, seemed to have nailed their respective visions.

Standing ovay for both but as an aside, all over OS, I have read for years "don't care about fluff, work on the gameplay". This goes for every sports game. Well, that list looks hearty to me, with alot of gameplay improvements. I think EA can do no right by some, no matter the direction they choose.

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[H to the Oza]

The only thing stopping me from buying new sports games every year is the inability to carry forward MyPlayer saves. For me, the lack of this in the 2016 titles is hugely disappointing

[bad_philanthropy]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cpre5

Looked like centurylink field was there at :20 mark, hope we get more stadiums, but I kinda feel centurylink is because of the ea/ms partnership

Noticed that too. Maybe we'll get all MLS stadiums this year since FIFA is made in Vancouver and has historically had a strong relationship with MLS.

[Resurrection403]

Quote: Originally Posted by sroz39

Looking good! Looks like two outstanding options again. Considering the complete and total lack of competition in most sports genres, Konami and EA are both going to get my money this year because they clearly have two different ideas for the sport and, early hype or not, seemed to have nailed their respective visions. Standing ovay for both but as an aside, all over OS, I have read for years "don't care about fluff, work on the gameplay". This goes for every sports game. Well, that list looks hearty to me, with alot of gameplay improvements. I think EA can do no right by some, no matter the direction they choose. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Biggest things for me are game play and a good career mode.

Fifa had an edge in Career Mode (I think) and pes had more realistic and better game play.

So far it seems that konami is committed to upgrading their career more in a big way. That speaks volumes to me... In the same way that ea mentioned mm exactly never.

I hope that changes. Especially after the change career mode campaign on Twitter that was acknowledged by Fifas boss.