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EA SPORTS FIFA 12 – First Look Video & Screenshots
Ahead of June’s video gaming showcase Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), EA Sports has unveiled the first details of the latest installation of its FIFA soccer simulation – FIFA 12.
Based on a press release from EA Sports, FIFA 12 introduces “revolutionary changes to the best sports game on the planet with innovations inspired by real-world soccer and powered by the all-new Player Impact Engine.” Here is a first look via screenshots and video at what is always one of the most anticipated video games among soccer lovers.
FIFA Soccer 12 brings to the pitch the game-changing new Player Impact Engine, a physics engine built to deliver real-world physicality in every interaction on the pitch. Experience the way real-world players challenge each other for the ball, win possession, and test each other physically. Enjoy an infinite variety of natural and believable outcomes in every collision. Players feel more resilient, push and pull during the fight for possession, and recover from light challenges more easily.
Revolutionary gameplay innovations make FIFA 12 deeper and more engaging. All-new Precision Dribbling creates a higher fidelity of touch on the ball for better control in tight spaces, more time to make decisions on attack, and more control over the pace of the game. Defending has been re-designed to make it as skilful and meaningful as the real-world game with all-new Tactical Defending, where positioning and intercepting passes are as important as tackling. Tactics and timing are crucial.
CPU players have been infused with Pro Player Intelligence, a self-awareness that enables them to behave and make decisions based on their own skills and tendencies, and gives them the aptitude to understand the strengths and weaknesses of teammates in every situation. Transformed to look and feel fresh and new from pre-match to final whistle, FIFA Soccer 12 delivers an authentic Match Day experience, faster and easier navigation, and over 500 officially licensed clubs. Additional features will be revealed in the months ahead.
