The upcoming football simulation video game “FIFA 16” may see the addition of a story mode that lets players create a football character, take him through the process of training, and play his way up to the big football clubs. The alleged new feature on “FIFA 16” is actually similar to the MyPlayer mode in “NBA 2K15” and MyCareer mode in “WWE 2K15,” which makes the story mode really viable and plausible too.

 

While the current FIFA 15 Career Mode is great, there are still improvements that could be made in the FIFA 16. We would all love to see a proper transfer deadline day of FIFA 16, and after a hard season of grafting and getting promoted to the Premier League with Ipswich, the budget is still unrealistic, making it impossible to truly improve your team without selling your best players. In real life, Leicester have spent ￡20 million on players in their first season back in the big league without selling at all, and at the moment you are lucky if you get a quarter of that to spend if you get promoted with a Championship team.

 

A very interesting FIFA 16 news and quite a rare one for all loving FIFA fans as EA Sports has posted a “Narrative Designer” post on its Official i.e EA Sports career website. While its post not very new as we have a MyPlayer mode in 2k sports NBA series where we have a demand of Narrative designer but with respect to FIFA series its really new and interesting.

 

As the time passes, the FIFA 15 is getting older and FIFA 16 is going to pop up in the market. FIFA 16 release date is getting close expected about September/October 2015 but yet not officially announced by EA. With all these expectations and rumors we have a good news to share with you. Today Dazet Wilfried Armel Zaha also known by Wilfried Zaha shared a photo on his Instagram account which shows winger player is going through close-up shots from several different angles. He posted the Photo with the tag line “FIFA 16 face shots“.

 

Thanks to a FIFA 16 listing on Amazon Italy we know that the FIFA 16 release is coming to the Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. There is no mention of Wii or Wii U FIFA 16 releases. Right now there is only a standard edition of the game listed, but we expect to see a special edition that incorporates FIFA Ultimate Team and other bonus items in the game. PC gamers have a right to feel aggrieved because most games are console ports. Console port games tend to be buggy and FIFA 15 isn’t exempt from this problem. FIFA 15 for the PC had a specific bug where all players wanted to run into the middle of the field. Most probably FIFA 16 will be a console port, but they should optimise the game better to work with graphics card drivers, so as to eliminate micro stuttering and other bugs.

 

It may be a yearly game, but FIFA isn’t exactly a game with only a year’s work poured into it, something that Gavin emphasised one night while beating me with a chair leg after I made one Liverpool joke too many. FIFA 15 is on the way, and already, EA is working in advance on not one, but two new successor games for the following seasons of football action. There are hopes from gamers that EA should consider making some adjustments on the gameplay including the toning down of boosts, tweaking of goalkeepers’ intelligence, clarity over game chemistry, and improvements on in-game challenges. Finally, there’s customization whose improvements may add a personal element to the Ultimate Team and would make it incredibly enjoyable for all gamers. Some of the customization being considered for possible inclusion or improvements to the upcoming FIFA 16 are the Virtual Pro implementation, stadium builder, customs logos, and kit designer.