The first FIFA video game was published in the year of 1993 and it was the first football simulator which was licensed by FIFA at that time. The game was so much enjoyed by most football lovers, thus it was launched every year since 1993. Now it has come to FIFA 15. FIFA has gradually become the best selling games over years’ efforts. There is no doubt that FIFA 16 is on it’s way. And most football lovers are eager to see FIFA 16 coming out sooner.

 

Although FIFA series are the best selling football simulators throughout the world, it cannot avoid its drawbacks. So many FIFA fans are discussing what can make FIFA 16 a better one to play with. 

 

First comes to the graphics. It is without any doubt that FIFA 15 looks brilliant on the next-gen consoles. But most players think that something was missing. Compared with FIFA PS4 of FIFA Xbox One, you can draw out that EA haven’t put as much as efforts on FIFA’s fidelity. It will stands FIFA 16 out if the skin materials and models are improved. Besides the hair seems it haven’t improved at all. It is just like its predecessors. Other than that the new stadium and match day presentations look amazing. We firmly believe that FIFA 16 will become well welcomed than ever if EA Sports can offer better graphics.

 

Furthermore, while the job offer doesn’t specify which game it’s for, it does say that the person hired will be working on “one of EA’s AAA titles”, which doesn’t leave much room for speculation. The only other major possibility is “Madden 2016”, which is also quite plausible, but we don’t know yet which game EA are planning to develop with a story mode. There’s also the slim chance that this might be about a yet unannounced game, but EA would have probably started building up some hype for the title if that was the case. If they describe the project as an “AAA title”, they will likely have huge expectations for it, and knowing EA, they aren’t going to go lightly on its marketing in that case.

 

The current format of Ultimate Team requires you to buy players, create a squad, pick a formation and assign a manager (optional). When you start a match, you are able to set custom tactics but these settings won’t save and continue to your next match. If I were to redesign this part of the game, I would make the team sheet functionality part of the squad configuration, meaning that these settings were set per squad with the possibility of copying them onto other squads. It makes no sense to configure these things per match, since you don’t know anything about your next opponent anyway.

 

In all honesty, there are plenty of ways in which FIFA can be improved and rebalanced for next year, but those are the ways that immediately come to mind. I’m sure that other fans would point to the need for continued improvements to the animation, more dribbling moves, and the rest. But after two years worth of technical improvements, it feels like its time for FIFA to think bigger. Whether that entails a complete career mode overhaul, bigger gameplay changes, or something else, it's hard to say. But with NBA 2K, PES, and even Madden quietly chipping away at FIFA's sports game dominance, it's time for EA Canada to be bold.