Post: E3: FIFA 12 'Football Club'
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06-08-2011, 08:51 PM
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Source: [url=]IGN[/url] // By: KurtTheCanadian // June 8, 2011
As E3 comes to a halt with nearly all information revealed, many now await their favorite featured products or games. Those who tend towards the sports genre will be happy to hear the latest announcement by way of EA Sports, regarding the development of FIFA 12. Shedding some light, the gaming giants promise to introduce a new online service for the title, calling it “Football club”. This acclaimed up and coming feature release is said to be the ‘face of the game’ for numerous FIFA’s to come.
Originally posted by another user
"This is not just for FIFA 12, it's for all FIFA games moving forward."
So what is Football Club?
In basic summary, the game mode is said to be similar to the system which Need for Speed possesses. Stating this, daily, weekly, and monthly challenges will be issued towards gamers involved in the online service, in order to compete with everyone else playing the game. Though this is just simplistic information, much more is promised to be revealed as we ease to the time of title release.
Dave Rudder, line producer with EA Sports, insists this game mode will incorporate much social depth into an already ever-so-strong series. You will earn points for everything you do, be it playing online games with strangers, or a grudge match with friends. You will be able to compare your total XP in an on going competition with those around the world and even in your own backyard.
With all the information above, Rudder insists that those strong supporters of football will also take much interest into the online mode. What EA themselves are trying to do is develop a system where challenges are based on real life occurrences within the actual FIFA world. With this notion, challenges will arise which could possibly pit you against your favorite home club, or even scenarios where you guide them straight to glory. Rudder also added:
Originally posted by another user
"You'll be able pledge your allegiance to a club in the 'support your club' feature", "This is where you can say to everyone 'I support this club'.
Whatever happens to the final product, gamers can rest assured they have the ability to test a rather large new feature in the upcoming FIFA 12 title.
Though not based around the mode itself, FIFA 12 will also integrate an new total impact engine. Shown in the video above is a demonstration and reworking of many aspects within the game. It seems as if EA has changed the way players interact with one another when contact occurs. Not only this, however, also coming is a revamped version of the likes and occurrences of an injury. Players will be critically examined when injured in order to truly asses their status. Not skipping a beat and looking very promising, this next generation of soccer seems as if it could very well be the sports game of the year.
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06-10-2011, 09:45 AM
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NitroKeiS
Keeper
FIFA12 Looks class! The graphics improve every time, but ive always wanted to be able to create a team and compete in league's such as the prem or slowly make your way up the league's... as you couldnt on any of the fifa's ever made.. But the team creator on the EA Sports>Fifa website was okay but could only be used on offline games and unranked matches
I am looking forward to see if fifa can step up its game
I am looking forward to see if fifa can step up its game
06-10-2011, 10:04 AM
#14
TheBigRod
uh-may-zuh-zing
Originally posted by KurtTheCanadian
E3: FIFA 12 'Football Club'
Source: [url=]IGN[/url] // By: KurtTheCanadian // June 8, 2011
As E3 comes to a halt with nearly all information revealed, many now await their favorite featured products or games. Those who tend towards the sports genre will be happy to hear the latest announcement by way of EA Sports, regarding the development of FIFA 12. Shedding some light, the gaming giants promise to introduce a new online service for the title, calling it “Football club”. This acclaimed up and coming feature release is said to be the ‘face of the game’ for numerous FIFA’s to come.
So what is Football Club?
In basic summary, the game mode is said to be similar to the system which Need for Speed possesses. Stating this, daily, weekly, and monthly challenges will be issued towards gamers involved in the online service, in order to compete with everyone else playing the game. Though this is just simplistic information, much more is promised to be revealed as we ease to the time of title release.
Dave Rudder, line producer with EA Sports, insists this game mode will incorporate much social depth into an already ever-so-strong series. You will earn points for everything you do, be it playing online games with strangers, or a grudge match with friends. You will be able to compare your total XP in an on going competition with those around the world and even in your own backyard.
With all the information above, Rudder insists that those strong supporters of football will also take much interest into the online mode. What EA themselves are trying to do is develop a system where challenges are based on real life occurrences within the actual FIFA world. With this notion, challenges will arise which could possibly pit you against your favorite home club, or even scenarios where you guide them straight to glory. Rudder also added:
Whatever happens to the final product, gamers can rest assured they have the ability to test a rather large new feature in the upcoming FIFA 12 title.
Though not based around the mode itself, FIFA 12 will also integrate an new total impact engine. Shown in the video above is a demonstration and reworking of many aspects within the game. It seems as if EA has changed the way players interact with one another when contact occurs. Not only this, however, also coming is a revamped version of the likes and occurrences of an injury. Players will be critically examined when injured in order to truly asses their status. Not skipping a beat and looking very promising, this next generation of soccer seems as if it could very well be the sports game of the year.
Source: [url=]IGN[/url] // By: KurtTheCanadian // June 8, 2011
As E3 comes to a halt with nearly all information revealed, many now await their favorite featured products or games. Those who tend towards the sports genre will be happy to hear the latest announcement by way of EA Sports, regarding the development of FIFA 12. Shedding some light, the gaming giants promise to introduce a new online service for the title, calling it “Football club”. This acclaimed up and coming feature release is said to be the ‘face of the game’ for numerous FIFA’s to come.
So what is Football Club?
In basic summary, the game mode is said to be similar to the system which Need for Speed possesses. Stating this, daily, weekly, and monthly challenges will be issued towards gamers involved in the online service, in order to compete with everyone else playing the game. Though this is just simplistic information, much more is promised to be revealed as we ease to the time of title release.
Dave Rudder, line producer with EA Sports, insists this game mode will incorporate much social depth into an already ever-so-strong series. You will earn points for everything you do, be it playing online games with strangers, or a grudge match with friends. You will be able to compare your total XP in an on going competition with those around the world and even in your own backyard.
With all the information above, Rudder insists that those strong supporters of football will also take much interest into the online mode. What EA themselves are trying to do is develop a system where challenges are based on real life occurrences within the actual FIFA world. With this notion, challenges will arise which could possibly pit you against your favorite home club, or even scenarios where you guide them straight to glory. Rudder also added:
Whatever happens to the final product, gamers can rest assured they have the ability to test a rather large new feature in the upcoming FIFA 12 title.
Though not based around the mode itself, FIFA 12 will also integrate an new total impact engine. Shown in the video above is a demonstration and reworking of many aspects within the game. It seems as if EA has changed the way players interact with one another when contact occurs. Not only this, however, also coming is a revamped version of the likes and occurrences of an injury. Players will be critically examined when injured in order to truly asses their status. Not skipping a beat and looking very promising, this next generation of soccer seems as if it could very well be the sports game of the year.
Note to KurtTheCanadian: Being a former newsie myself, might I suggest you use the HTML code for Justified text, if you're making long pieces of work like this? Makes it look a lot better!
Topic: So. Much. Win. FIFA.<3
06-10-2011, 04:57 PM
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Originally posted by MicroCore
Note to KurtTheCanadian: Being a former newsie myself, might I suggest you use the HTML code for Justified text, if you're making long pieces of work like this? Makes it look a lot better!
Topic: So. Much. Win. FIFA.<3
Topic: So. Much. Win. FIFA.<3
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