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2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil is in stores today for PS3 and 360. After you play a few matches, please post your impressions. Read the full press release below.

EA SPORTS 2014 FIFA WORLD CUP BRAZIL™ ON SHELVES TODAY IN NORTH AMERICA

Fans Can Now Experience All The Fun, Excitement, And Drama Of Football’s Greatest Event

Electronic Arts Inc. today unveiled their most immersive EA SPORTS™ tournament title ever, EA SPORTS™ 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™, now available in stores throughout North America. Complete with 11 Game Modes, 21 new stadiums, 7,469 players, 203 National Teams sanctioned by FIFA®, and one hundred new football animations, EA SPORTS 2014 FIFA World Cup is now available for Xbox 360® games and entertainment system from Microsoft, and for PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system.

Gameplay innovations and new features make EA SPORTS 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil authentic to the tournament experience. All new in-mode training session, adidas® micoach Training allows fans to improve player attributes as the tournament progresses by competing in 18 different drills that can enhance everything from pace to shooting. New Penalty Kicks and Set Piece Tactics change the way the game is played from dead ball situations. Penalty Kicks feel dramatic and rewarding with new save animations, shot tuning, and Goalkeeper Antics, while Set Piece Tactics put fans in control of the runs their teammates take by using the directional pad and choosing one of four preset plays. Other innovations to the franchise’s award-winning* gameplay includes improvements made to passing, dribbling, and player movement that were implemented to showcase the world class talent that will be on display at the 2014 FIFA World Cup™.

“This summer’s tournament in Brazil promises to be one of the most colorful and exciting FIFA World Cups we’ve ever seen,” said Mat Prior, Lead Producer, EA SPORTS 2014 FIFA World Cup. “The game we’ve created will give fans a chance to feel the excitement, drama, and flare of the tournament whether they choose to play offline against friends or online against people from all over the world.”

A new design feature Patriotic Presentation implements newly-rendered 3D crowds, cut scenes from celebrations all over the world, and hundreds of flags and banners to bring the sights and sounds of Brazil directly to fans’ homes. Commentary in nine languages, a new soundtrack with 34 tracks, and EA SPORTS Talk Radio** highlight a fully featured audio package to help shape the theme and narrative of the tournament. EA SPORTS Talk Radio, featuring Ian Darke and Andy Goldstein, or Roger Bennett and Michael Davies (Men in Blazers), is available in Road to the FIFA World Cup™ and Captain your Country, contains over 50 hours of recorded content to stay up to date on all the action.

EA SPORTS Football Club will make it easy for fans of the franchise to continue their experience by making members’ existing XP and Football Club Credits available to use in the catalogue of EA SPORTS 2014 FIFA World Cup. The EA SPORTS Football Club Catalogue will be stocked with new and exciting tournament content like Historic FIFA World Cup™ Kits, new celebrations, adidas® footballs, an EA SPORTS FIFA Classic XI team, an adidas® All-Star team, and many other items. For more information and to buy the game, fans can visit http://www.easports.com/2014-fifa-world-cup/buy.

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# 1 MDgolf @ 04/15/14 01:07 PM
Crazy for it not to be on next gen. Huge mistake.
 
# 2 yausser1017 @ 04/15/14 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by MDgolf
Crazy for it not to be on next gen. Huge mistake.
Dude we get it everybody is bummed it is not out for next gen. As for the actual game at hand, I think it is the best Fifa game I have played in the last 4 years. Headers are great, goalie play is significantly better, and the cpu play is improved. You actually have to have a build up in this game. I own fifa 14 for 360, and this game is 10 times better
 
# 3 HKPound @ 04/15/14 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by yausser1017
Dude we get it everybody is bummed it is not out for next gen. As for the actual game at hand, I think it is the best Fifa game I have played in the last 4 years. Headers are great, goalie play is significantly better, and the cpu play is improved. You actually have to have a build up in this game. I own fifa 14 for 360, and this game is 10 times better
Damn it's really that much better? Might have to pick it up than. I enjoy FIFA 14 offline with sliders, and playing the road to the world cup trying to get obscure nations qualified sounds like a lot of fun.
 
# 4 richiesbx137 @ 04/15/14 01:41 PM
I like it so far and the qualifiers are legit you can start from all the way from the beginning. This game is going to be great.


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# 5 mjarz02 @ 04/15/14 02:23 PM
I've always enjoyed the international brand of soccer vs club. Euro 2012 was a disaster so I'm looking forward to this one. Anyone know if all rosters are authentic? Julian green available for us squad?
 
# 6 Stormyhog @ 04/15/14 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by yausser1017
Dude we get it everybody is bummed it is not out for next gen. As for the actual game at hand, I think it is the best Fifa game I have played in the last 4 years. Headers are great, goalie play is significantly better, and the cpu play is improved. You actually have to have a build up in this game. I own fifa 14 for 360, and this game is 10 times better
I was one of the ones bummed it wasn't out on next gen but I enjoyed the demo so I picked it up today. I loved the last world cup game and this one looks great as well next gen or not.
 
# 7 DOAsaturn @ 04/15/14 03:04 PM
Odd request but I just visited the island of Montserrat (inspired by the 2002 film, "The Other Final", and got to visit their nice new national stadium and met some of the players). They are an ultra "minnow" if there ever was one. I'd appreciate anyone posting some of the players on the squad so I can verify if they are the real ones (They are a CONCACAF team). I don't need all of them, namely a handful of the starting 11.
 
# 8 Rhouston @ 04/15/14 03:17 PM
Plays really well -- I actually feel players' momentum (which is something I haven't typically seen from EA Sports games), and you do have to actually strategize in order to score goals. This actually plays pretty close to real soccer!

Plus, there are a bunch of modes to keep me entertained, so there's definitely replay value with this bad boy. It still might be a little high at $60 (I think $45-$50 would be fair), but I am not upset at all that I purchased this game.
 
# 9 DOAsaturn @ 04/15/14 03:30 PM
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Originally Posted by mjarz02
I've always enjoyed the international brand of soccer vs club. Euro 2012 was a disaster so I'm looking forward to this one. Anyone know if all rosters are authentic? Julian green available for us squad?
I read on the Gamespot review that all 203 teams are fully licensed. I find that almost impossible to believe but would be thoroughly impressed if so. I'm downloading the game while at work, so I'm anxious to do a little fact checking myself. A few things I want to find out are...

How many teams have real players
How many teams have real kits/crests
How many teams have real anthems

If they managed to get everything from Spain to Suriname right, then they really went all out with the license (which would be a first!). I always wonder why they don't include the few national teams that didn't participate in qualifying (namely U.S. territory Guam among five others). There must be some national team license agreement that all teams that participate are involved in or something...That also must be one reason you don't see every national team in every FIFA game (which would call for a bunch of separate licenses)...
 
# 10 Skyflame21 @ 04/15/14 04:14 PM
Anyone have some good sliders for this game yet?
 
# 11 DOAsaturn @ 04/15/14 04:44 PM
Just to add - all 203 teams are definitely not fully licensed. Someone posted videos of all the squads on the selection screen and there are many generic kits/crests (although my little Montserrat was almost spot on - go figure). I've heard that, despite this, the players on every squad are correct (or at least real).
 
# 12 gerg1234 @ 04/15/14 05:07 PM
I love that you can start from the 1st round. But I'm a little annoyed that if you do a custom draw it's completely random. You can't have a seeded draw for the next rounds. You customize the first draw and that's it.
 
# 13 dubcity @ 04/15/14 06:18 PM
You know, I was one of those people who was worried that this would be too arcadey and sped up, but I am pleasantly surprised.

Yes, the speed has been upped - mostly it is noticeable by how quickly passes move along the ground - but it really isn't that bad. If you use manual or semi-assisted passing (with power assistance off), and if you defend the CPU by containing them, you won't see much more end-to-end play than FIFA 14.


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# 14 dubcity @ 04/15/14 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by DOAsaturn
Odd request but I just visited the island of Montserrat (inspired by the 2002 film, "The Other Final", and got to visit their nice new national stadium and met some of the players). They are an ultra "minnow" if there ever was one. I'd appreciate anyone posting some of the players on the squad so I can verify if they are the real ones (They are a CONCACAF team). I don't need all of them, namely a handful of the starting 11.

GK: J Sweeney

RCB: C. Petrie

CB: K Allen

LCB: A Brabmble

RDM: A Griffith

LDM: A Dyer

RM: C Joseph

CM: D Roach

LM: N Dyer

CF: L O'Garro

ST: J Hodgson

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# 15 eagletal88 @ 04/15/14 07:37 PM
Captain your country mode is a little messed up. Depending on your ranking and who your "rivals" are, they will take up 3 spots on the team potentially replacing your star players. Because one of my rivals was a RW, Messi never played, even when we made the World Cup...
 
# 16 Blublub @ 04/15/14 07:42 PM
Fortunately it is NOTHING like the over-the-top arcadey demo. Something still feels off, maybe a bit too floaty, but probably can be fixed with slider tweaks. Miles better than current-gen FIFA 14 but still a long way short of next-gen FIFA 14. It is really, really hard to go back to the old graphics and frame rates once you're used to next gen...

Started World Cup Qualifiers with Poland - interesting to play at Montenegro in "Pampas Stadium" (or something like that) as my first match and to have scores coming in from a New Zealand qualifier in real time (that would be a neat little time zone trick IRL).
 
# 17 DOAsaturn @ 04/15/14 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by dubcity
GK: J Sweeney

RCB: C. Petrie

CB: K Allen

LCB: A Brabmble

RDM: A Griffith

LDM: A Dyer

RM: C Joseph

CM: D Roach

LM: N Dyer

CF: L O'Garro

ST: J Hodgson

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Wow, thanks dude. Amazingly that's pretty much accurate too. Good sign for the rest of the lower end squads in the game.
 
# 18 zmcman1 @ 04/15/14 08:35 PM
Really have enjoyed the game so far, much more so than FIFA '14. AI teammates have performed pretty well so far in CYC. And absolutely loving the radio feature.

However, I have had the game freeze three times within the Captain Your Country mode. Two while in the menus, once while a training session was loading. Downloaded it through the Xbox Marketplace, not sure if it's an issue with the digital version.
 
# 19 gopher_guy @ 04/16/14 12:53 AM
Really enjoying this game so far.

I am a sucker for presentation/atmosphere, so this game is right up my alley. The shots of the crowd are cool. I love the post-goal stuff (shot of the manager, and then sometimes going back to "live shots" of fans watching back in the home nation). The atmosphere in the stadiums is great so far, from what I've seen.

And of course, as a GFOP, I almost had to get the game because Men in Blazers was in it. Kind of fun hearing Rog and Davo talking as you're setting the lineups before a game.
 
# 20 zmcman1 @ 04/16/14 02:18 AM
A bit disappointing, Online Friendlies carry over the five game season aspect from FIFA so there's no option to select Extra Time/PKs. Me and a buddy were looking to play out the whole tournament over time and realized those weren't options.
 

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