One of FIFA 17's biggest success stories was the introduction of 'The Journey', EA SPORTS' attempt at an RPG where you guide prodigy Alex Hunter through his first season in the Premier League. True to life, Boca fans will now hold flags and banners through the stands (the sort you wouldn't see at Old Trafford), while the pitch will be covered in the types of confetti and debris you expect from 49,000 fans in South America.

Whether a game was taking place in Dubai or London, the lighting was the same, the grass was the same colour and all the fans behaved in the same way – not echoing the cultural differences fans experience by going to games in different parts of the world.Ĭulturally-tailoed environments are best seen through the new La Bombonera in FIFA 18.

One of the major upsides of Frostbite is its ability to render real world environments – something EA SPORTS football-specific Ignite engine never had the capability to do – and in FIFA 18, they're taking Frostbite to the next level and creating the most authentic football environments ever seen in a video game.ĮA SPORTS have recognised that for too long, FIFA pretty much treated all of its stadiums and pitches the same. Last year, FIFA was built on the Frostbite for the first time ever, the engine which is used by EA DICE to create the most authentic looking games on the market right now, such as Battlefield, Star Was: Battlefront and Mirror's Edge. This year, players like Raheem Sterling, Arjen Robben and Antoine Griezmann will all have tailored animations and move in the way they do in real life. Ronaldo has been motion captured by EA SPORTS for the game, meaning that the Real Madrid man will have his own distinctive play style in FIFA 18, while the rest of the game's players will have animations powered by the world's premiere athlete.ĭistinctive animations for certain players are one of the big selling points for FIFA 18's enhanced realism. Given that this has seen Jordan Henderson and the perenially-injured Marco Reus cover the last two releases, this might not be such a bad thing.ĮA SPORTS are pushing the line that Cristiano Ronaldo is 'fuelling' FIFA 18 and that his involvement with the new game extends to more than just a photoshoot. All other copyrights or trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used under license.The most striking bit of information to come from the FIFA 18 drip feed so far has been the blockbuster announcement that Cristiano Ronaldo will grace the cover of a FIFA game for the first time ever.Īs the new face of FIFA, it looks like Cristiano has ended the recent pattern of EA SPORTS letting the public select the cover star via a public vote. Producto Oficial Official Videogame(s) of CORINTHIANS © Manchester United Football Club Limited 2022 All rights reserved. Official product manufactured and distributed by KONAMI under licence granted by A.S.

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