FIFA 12: EA’s new installation in the soccer world rocks Pakistan

FIFA 12: EA’s new installation in the soccer world rocks Pakistan

Electronic Arts released the all-new FIFA 12, the next generation football game on September 27 in the US and on September 30 in the UK. The game was released under EA Sports’ banner.

With its release in England, the videogame arrived in Pakistan and has replaced its predecessor, FIFA 11. The new installation to the FIFA family has unleashed a new sensation of interactive gaming in Pakistan.

Currently, there are different tournaments held in Pakistan and all over the world on different platforms like Play Station 3 and X-Box 360. One of the latest competition undergoing is the Interactive World Cup that has participants from all over the globe.

The new version has kept alive EA’s tradition of improving the gaming experience. The 2012 edition comes with countless new tweaks to its predecessor and many new additions in animation and interactive play.

According to some early reviews, the new graphics have improved by 10 percent while the facial textures and venue particulars have taken a huge leap in detailing. The most amazing aspect of the facial details is that EA has scanned whole frame of the players to give a more real-time effect in the game. EA claims that they have added 50 more different styles of post-goal celebrations to the new game.

The video game developing giants have added 29 different leagues from all over the world including Barclays Premier League, Spanish La Liga and Italian Serie A.

The game play has been improved with more improvisation in tackling. However, tackling and player-to-player interaction have incorporated certain glitches with the improvements like player collision off the ball.

EA has released the new version on virtually every platform available for gaming including PC-DVD-ROM, PS 3, X-BOX 360, PSP and special versions for iPhone 4/4S and iPad.

Posted by Usman Khalid on Oct 15 2011. Filed under Sci-Tech. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry