EA SPORTS released their first trailer for this year’s FIFA 20 ahead of the E3 event in Los Angeles.
Last year’s edition received some criticism from the finesse shooting changes to a lack of development on the Career Mode section.
The new edition of the famous game is set to be released on Friday, September 27.
This is a day earlier than last year’s version, with EA Sports having stuck to its September release since 2010.
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The demo looks set to be released on September 12, 2019 – but this is yet to be confirmed.
In previous years, the FIFA game has been released as a demo around two weeks prior to its official launch.
It will be available on Xbox One, Playstation 4 and PC with the new Volta game expected to be available as part of the demo.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been the cover star for the past two editions, but is not set to make his hat-trick.
Leaks showed Neymar on the front, but it is Eden Hazard who will grace the case for the standard version.
Meanwhile, Liverpool’s Virgil Van Dijk will adorn the front cover of the Champions Edition.
FIFA will incorporate a street football mode into it, which appears similar to that of their previous games FIFA Street.
This will be called Volta Football, where you can play with three players each but no goalkeeper or 4v4, 5v5 and even professional futsal.
The locations for these include Amsterdam, London and even a Tokyo rooftop.
There will also be a Volta story mode, where you can create your own player and go through a narrative driven experience, playing street football legends and finish in a World Championship tournament in Argentina.
You can also play in a promotion and relegation system online.
FIFA 20 will also see Authentic Game Flow introduced, which puts more emphasis on user-controlled play.
The shooting on last year’s edition was heavily criticised and EA Sports are hoping to rectify this with Composed Finishing – which allows players more consistent and clinical finishing.
The career mode was area that many fans thought needed serious work – and the FIFA creators have not disappointed.
You will now be able to customise the look of your manager, while the big boss can also be a woman for the first time.
Team morale will also be worked into the game, with decisions in squad rotation and press conferences included to boost players’ confidence.
Another impressive feature is the Dynamic Player Potential, which means a player’s potential rating can be increased the better they play on the pitch.
