Out of all the games EA Sports produces, FIFA has stood as the reliable constant. Where the other series' have gone through their own spots of turbulence, year after year FIFA hasn't skipped a beat, even if the game has adopted the policy of "if it's not broken, don't fix it." But they were certainly impressed by how closely the virtual women resembled their real-life counterparts and EA's done a particularly good job nhl coins with the players' hair as pony tails bob up and down quite realistically, as does the fabric on players' jerseys (this applies to both men and women).

The new addition which doesn��t fly though, is No Touch Dribbling, which I just don��t get. Perhaps I��m doing it wrong, but I just don��t understand how it helps me? I can dribble past AI defenders on World Class with Hazard or Neymar almost at will with the existing control set, so I just don't understand how anything which slows that process down is a good thing? As always though, the presentation of FIFA 16 is outstanding, hut coins sale with improved player models and dynamic highlights packages (which I actually enjoy watching) leading the charge along with swathes of impressive new audio and commentary. EA��s Barclays Premier League and Bundesliga licensing deals bring with them bundles of official content and pretty overlays, but also hours of high quality chants captured live from inside the grounds. Dial up the volume, shut your eyes, and you could quite easily be inside the Westfalonstadion or the Parc des Princes. It��s quite something.

Several international women��s teams are available for use, and have their own tournament to play through. It��s just a made-up competition where you pick your team and play through round robin games and playoff matches, but it��s something, and the gameplay is quite fun. The female athletes also look very lifelike, though their hair physics occasionally get a wee bit crazy. Honestly, the entire game��s presentation is well above average. Its player models are very detailed and lifelike, and its graphics are thoroughly impressive as a whole. There��s also a lot of licensed music, although I can��t say that I recognized any of the artists. You may if you��re into the type of upbeat, Euro-centric music that these games usually feature. The important thing, though, is that it��s fitting, which it certainly is.

Career mode is FIFA 16��s other big mode, and boy is it fantastic. From player management to transfers, the depth is almost up there with Football Manager. The additions of pre-season tournaments and player training only serve to highlight its brilliance. Depending on how you do, you earn extra transfer money by jetting off to play in friendly cups with the likes of Barcelona and Juventus. It��s great, giving pre-season matches some meaning, especially if you need that extra cash to fund a big deal. Player training allows you to train up to five players in different areas, improving certain attributes based on how they do. It��s pretty balanced too, as mainly the promising young players will improve at a steady rate. Older players will improve slowly, or sometimes not at all.