FIFA 17 News Post

FIFA 17 Using the Frostbite Engine - Madden, NHL & NBA Within the Next Few Years?

05:46 PM - June 1, 2016 by Steve_OS

According to GameInformer and their multiple sources, EA Sports and the FIFA franchise are transitioning from the Ignite engine to the Frostbite engine, with the Madden, NHL and NBA franchises making the move within the next few years.

As most of you already know, Rory McIlroy PGA Tour was the first EA Sports game to utilize the Frostbite engine. We will likely hear something more official, leading into the EA press conference, scheduled on June 12.

Until then, let us know what you think. Read more about the Frostbite engine at the official site.

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	The entire world is alive in Frostbite games, immersing players into deep and dynamic worlds with always changing wind, water, and weather. For many years, our developers have pursued realistic visuals. We have defined industry-leading visual standards by simulating real-world lighting conditions and depth of field characteristics. The next step for us has the pursuit of realism beyond static visuals. Dynamic behaviors over time are key to immersion and believable worlds. In our games, players will notice subtle movements in the world around them driven by changes in weather. Prepare for the next level of realism, driven by Frostbite technology!

Source - GameInformer

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Member Comments

# 21 dtlm6 @ 06/04/16 12:58 PM

I prefer PES but love Premier League, Bundesliga and MLS so I bought FIFA too. Problem is, you can only have so many games on PS4 (too little in my opinion), I have to give up FIFA. I think gameplay on PES is much better but if the Frostbite Engine brings something significantly better, I'm open to change.