FIFA 12 News, Information & Discussion Part 6

[fifa_king]

http://fifa.wikia.com/wiki/FIFA_13
Producer David Rutter has stated that FIFA 13 will contain more new features than FIFA 12. He was quoted as saying "We've got so much stuff we still want to do. EA Sports Football Club this year is brilliant, but there's even stuff we wanted to do this year that we didn't get to, When people get to see that in the next few years, they're
going to be totally blown away." [1]

Playstation Move Support [2]
Improved Player Graphics
Close to Real-Life Presentation
Improved Player Faces
Motion Caption
300 Clubs Face Capture
(New ​Teams Comfirmed For Face Capture)
Manchester United
Liverpool
'Napoli'
FC Barcelona (Updated)
Manchester City (Updated)
Real Madrid (Updated)
Fulham
Tottenham....

[Silverstone]

http://fifa.wikia.com/wiki/FIFA_13
Producer David Rutter has stated that FIFA 13 will contain more new features than FIFA 12. He was quoted as saying "We've got so much stuff we still want to do. EA Sports Football Club this year is brilliant, but there's even stuff we wanted to do this year that we didn't get to, When people get to see that in the next few years, they're
going to be totally blown away." [1]

Playstation Move Support [2]
Improved Player Graphics
Close to Real-Life Presentation
Improved Player Faces
Motion Caption
300 Clubs Face Capture
(New ​Teams Comfirmed For Face Capture)
Manchester United
Liverpool
'Napoli'
FC Barcelona (Updated)
Manchester City (Updated)
Real Madrid (Updated)
Fulham
Tottenham....

Nice, looking forward to FIFA 13. Once the Tiger Woods 13 launch is out of the way maybe we'll hear something about the EURO 2012 game...

[nobleknight91]

I hope they would have worked on AI as its doing really bad in that aspect

[MGMT]

"Producer David Rutter has stated that FIFA 13 will contain more new features than FIFA 12"


That makes me worried..... Why not say that they have listened to the crowd, and that they're gonna sort out the problems, and work on fundamental stuff, like AI? They're working on HALF BAKED MODES and FEATURES that are totally unnecessary..... I wonder how good this game would have been if they just focused on fundamental stuff from the beginning....

[fifa_king]

EA evaluating FIFA Street features for FIFA 13

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012- ... or-fifa-13

EA is evaluating whether to put some of FIFA Street's stand-out features into FIFA 13.
While a decision is yet to be made, if FIFA's makers do decide to include some of FIFA Street's mechanics, it could see new dribbling features and some elements of standing ball control added to this year's and future FIFA games.

FIFA Street, out next month, was built using the FIFA 12 engine at EA Canada - a first for the Street series. It ditches the cartoon visuals of previous entries for a more realistic look, while retaining the same focus on tricks and skills.
It introduces a number of new mechanics, including a new dribbling system that forces the attacking player to face the opposition's goal, and the ability to root your player to the spot using the left trigger in order to bait your opponent into making a move before you speed off towards goal.
FIFA Street creative director Gary Paterson, one of the chief architects of FIFA's quality surge in the late 2000s, told Eurogamer both the main FIFA team and the FIFA Street team work closely together, sharing ideas and technology.

"I worked very closely with Aaron McHardy, the lead gameplay designer on FIFA," he said. "He and I worked together on FIFA 9, 10 and 11, so obviously we've very close. We're in the same building. We're basically in the next room. We took a lot of FIFA 12 functionality. The engineers and designers were in close contact.
"Now, part of what Aaron and his team are doing now is analysing some of the stuff we've taken. When I was on FIFA we wanted to do something similar to the dribble system we have in Street, the one where you're always facing the goal.
"But it was always a challenge for us to do it, because there are so many animations involved in that system. Things like that they're evaluating now, whether there are parts of it they can take. Standing ball control, is there something there?

"It's a very intuitive and elegant mechanic but it's not something you see too often in real football. But maybe there are elements of it that can be shared and taken. It's something they're evaluating right now. I don't think any decisions have been made."
2012 is set to be a big year for FIFA, with at least three games due out.
FIFA on PlayStation Vita launches first, on 22nd February. Then it's the turn of FIFA Street on 16th March (or 10th March for EA Sports Season Ticket purchasers). A FIFA Street demo launches on 28th February.
And then, of course, FIFA 13 later in the year. EA is yet to formally announce FIFA 13, but Paterson said it will coincide with a revamp of EA Sports Football Club, the centralised platform for FIFA players to feed their gameplay across all titles into a persistent profile.

Paterson said: "When you level up your character (in FIFA Street) this will contribute points to EA Sports Football Club. EA Sports Football Club right now is the foundation, version 1.0 if you like. That's going to be developed further in the future and there will be more news about that in the coming months as FIFA 13 news emerges."
As for FIFA Street, a game Paterson has worked on for 14 months (two months longer than the creators of the regular FIFA games are afforded for each title), EA will decide whether to turn it into an annual series after the reboot launches.

"There have been no conversations I'm aware of around that as of yet," Paterson said. "Obviously we're going to have to wait and see how gamers respond to the product we put out. If it's a success it's going to be evaluated. It wouldn't be a decision I make, but if the game's successful I'm sure there will be conversations around how that would work."

[Silverstone]

EA evaluating FIFA Street features for FIFA 13

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012- ... or-fifa-13

EA is evaluating whether to put some of FIFA Street's stand-out features into FIFA 13.
While a decision is yet to be made, if FIFA's makers do decide to include some of FIFA Street's mechanics, it could see new dribbling features and some elements of standing ball control added to this year's and future FIFA games.

FIFA Street, out next month, was built using the FIFA 12 engine at EA Canada - a first for the Street series. It ditches the cartoon visuals of previous entries for a more realistic look, while retaining the same focus on tricks and skills.
It introduces a number of new mechanics, including a new dribbling system that forces the attacking player to face the opposition's goal, and the ability to root your player to the spot using the left trigger in order to bait your opponent into making a move before you speed off towards goal.
FIFA Street creative director Gary Paterson, one of the chief architects of FIFA's quality surge in the late 2000s, told Eurogamer both the main FIFA team and the FIFA Street team work closely together, sharing ideas and technology.

"I worked very closely with Aaron McHardy, the lead gameplay designer on FIFA," he said. "He and I worked together on FIFA 9, 10 and 11, so obviously we've very close. We're in the same building. We're basically in the next room. We took a lot of FIFA 12 functionality. The engineers and designers were in close contact.
"Now, part of what Aaron and his team are doing now is analysing some of the stuff we've taken. When I was on FIFA we wanted to do something similar to the dribble system we have in Street, the one where you're always facing the goal.
"But it was always a challenge for us to do it, because there are so many animations involved in that system. Things like that they're evaluating now, whether there are parts of it they can take. Standing ball control, is there something there?

"It's a very intuitive and elegant mechanic but it's not something you see too often in real football. But maybe there are elements of it that can be shared and taken. It's something they're evaluating right now. I don't think any decisions have been made."
2012 is set to be a big year for FIFA, with at least three games due out.
FIFA on PlayStation Vita launches first, on 22nd February. Then it's the turn of FIFA Street on 16th March (or 10th March for EA Sports Season Ticket purchasers). A FIFA Street demo launches on 28th February.
And then, of course, FIFA 13 later in the year. EA is yet to formally announce FIFA 13, but Paterson said it will coincide with a revamp of EA Sports Football Club, the centralised platform for FIFA players to feed their gameplay across all titles into a persistent profile.

Paterson said: "When you level up your character (in FIFA Street) this will contribute points to EA Sports Football Club. EA Sports Football Club right now is the foundation, version 1.0 if you like. That's going to be developed further in the future and there will be more news about that in the coming months as FIFA 13 news emerges."
As for FIFA Street, a game Paterson has worked on for 14 months (two months longer than the creators of the regular FIFA games are afforded for each title), EA will decide whether to turn it into an annual series after the reboot launches.

"There have been no conversations I'm aware of around that as of yet," Paterson said. "Obviously we're going to have to wait and see how gamers respond to the product we put out. If it's a success it's going to be evaluated. It wouldn't be a decision I make, but if the game's successful I'm sure there will be conversations around how that would work."

It's like comparing apples and oranges really. The only things I would like to see carried over from Street to FIFA 13 is the L2 street control and some of the excellent keeper animations. Keeper animations in Street are terrific.

[nobleknight91]

just saw the funniest glitch ever in FIFA12 ,we were playing clubs yday then we got a throwin in 86 min.RM went to play it ,suddenly he walked carrying the ball with his hands the whole pitch and the time was going.It was hilarious ,even the ref didn't blowup.We sat like that for 45 min as it was a tournament.After that we said"F*** u EA and we signed out"
We were drawing and those bastards got 3 pts win
I was ROFL ,it was a basketball or handball match that may have continued for ever lol

[DA77EN]

[fifa_king]

http://n4g.com/news/966510/fans-submit- ... or-fifa-13

4,000 Ways to Have a Better FIFA 13

Fans submitted over 4,000 ideas so far for the future version EA Sports FIFA game at FIFPlay.com.

FIFA 13 Wishlist page (www.fifplay.com/fifa13-wishlist) at FIFPlay has received a huge number of suggestions for FIFA 13 submitted by FIFA 12 fans. They do not only want to see the features such as more leagues, more teams, classic players, women’s football and youth football in FIFA 13 but also want to be a referee on the pitch and be a spectator watching a match in the stadium.

FIFPlay FIFA 13 Wishlist opened after launch of FIFA 12 Demo on 13 September 2011 and received over 4,200 comments until today. Last year, FIFA 12 wishlist (http://www.fifplay.com/fifa12_ideas) has received more than 24,000 submissions.

Submit your FIFA 13 ideas here

[MGMT]

Aaaah, I want some EURO 2012 news

[ReturnOf-TheMac]

I'm absolutly fuming, who the f*ck made the rule that if you quit within 5 mins into the game your opponent doesnt get a win or you dont get a loss! f*cking pathetic 6 bloody times its happened today ive slammed my pad down now in frustration as ive had enough of it! EA have the logic of women... none!

[ReturnOf-TheMac]

right thats it ive had a fucking nough of that swapping this tomorrow i dont care anymore

[Silverstone]

I'm absolutly fuming, who the f*ck made the rule that if you quit within 5 mins into the game your opponent doesnt get a win or you dont get a loss! f*cking pathetic 6 bloody times its happened today ive slammed my pad down now in frustration as ive had enough of it! EA have the logic of women... none!

With the weather starting to warm in the northern hemisphere, this is the perfect time of year to start a little vegetable garden.

[fifa_king]

http://www.gamebandits.com/xbox-360/uef ... 012/40271/
UEFA Euro 2012 (Xbox 360)Hide Game-Info ▲

Sports | Soccer | Simulation
UEFA Euro 2012 (Xbox 360)Developer:EA SportsPublisher:Electronic ArtsRelease date:June 30th, 2012Prequel:UEFA Euro 2008 (Xbox 360)

[MGMT]

"Release date:June 30th, 2012"

lol

[lothario]

Aaaah, I want some EURO 2012 news

EA Sports is not producing this years title.
"UEFA Euro 2012 is the official video game of the UEFA Euro 2012 football tournament.[3] It is under development by Double Helix Games and it will be published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. This is the first UEFA Euro video game since Euro '96 not published by EA Sports. The game will run on Crytek's CryEngine 3, making this the first sports simulation game to make use of the engine."
Read more here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFA_Euro_2012_(video_game)

[nobleknight91]

Aaaah, I want some EURO 2012 news

EA Sports is not producing this years title.
"UEFA Euro 2012 is the official video game of the UEFA Euro 2012 football tournament.[3] It is under development by Double Helix Games and it will be published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. This is the first UEFA Euro video game since Euro '96 not published by EA Sports. The game will run on Crytek's CryEngine 3, making this the first sports simulation game to make use of the engine."
Read more here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFA_Euro_2012_(video_game)

old and fake news

[Silverstone]

http://www.gamebandits.com/xbox-360/uefa-euro-2012/40271/
UEFA Euro 2012 (Xbox 360)Hide Game-Info ▲

Sports | Soccer | Simulation
UEFA Euro 2012 (Xbox 360)Developer:EA SportsPublisher:Electronic ArtsRelease date:June 30th, 2012Prequel:UEFA Euro 2008 (Xbox 360)

Can't be right, surely. "If" it's coming it'll be in April or May I think.

[lothario]

Aaaah, I want some EURO 2012 news

EA Sports is not producing this years title.
"UEFA Euro 2012 is the official video game of the UEFA Euro 2012 football tournament.[3] It is under development by Double Helix Games and it will be published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. This is the first UEFA Euro video game since Euro '96 not published by EA Sports. The game will run on Crytek's CryEngine 3, making this the first sports simulation game to make use of the engine."
Read more here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFA_Euro_2012_(video_game)

old and fake news

Thanks, and thank god!

[fifa_king]

found this wee tweet on twitter from suff regarding euro 2012 game....

Suffwan Eltom ‏ @Suffwan Reply Retweet Favorite · Open
@onlyproevo Warner Bros is not developing Euro game
In reply to Only Pro Evolutions