There's a withering putdown popular amongst Pro Evolution Soccer fans that says 'PES is for people who like football. FIFA is for people who like watching football on TV'. That's harsh on the FIFA series, and all the grand strides it's made to make the flow of its matches more authentic over the past decade, but there is a kernel of truth hidden in there. And EA Canada knows it, and knows their audience, too. And so, FIFA 15's heavily-hyped features mostly speak to the football fan who, come Saturday afternoon, are more likely to be found down the Weatherspoons than the Withdean.

FIFA 15 offers a wide variety of options. You may wind up sticking with your bread and butter, but exploring other modes will help you maximize your enjoyment of the game. Also, see how many of the achievements you can unlock. See the full list at XboxAchievements.com. The list is the same for PS4.



The other major change is Concept Squads, which is an interface that allows gamers to build their perfect squad and what the going rate is for players.  As these players become available, the spots are filled and the total number of coins needed based upon the average going rate will update.  It’s also a fantastic little tool to remind gamers of what they need and who the best options are, especially for those building multiple squads based upon country, league, or club.

Although work was put into making almost all of the game’s modes better, you’re essentially looking at the same predictable list. There’s Play Now for those who just want to jump into an exhibition match with their favourite team, Online Team Play which allows friends to band together and take on foes over the Internet, and Pro Club Seasons, just to name a few. Of course, Online Seasons, Tournaments and Careers are also in the game, as is FIFA Ultimate Team. And, if you’d like to hone your skills, why not go into a practice arena or improve your abilities through the title’s twenty some odd new Skill Games?

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