Foot, meet, ball.

New animations to fans and players; Not many lost modes/features from PS3 version; Feverish ball battles in each match; Smooth online play

No major additions to the game; Some sketchy AI decision making at times

FIFA's first outing on next-gen is a solid effort that isn't likely to disappoint the casual or hardcore FIFA fan.

As an outlet, New Gamer Nation has already reviewed FIFA 14 and you can see what we had to say here . However, we got our hands on FIFA 14 for the PlayStation 4. This review supplemental will focus on the differences between the two versions of the game to help you decide which version is the one...

+Amazing Visual Update; +Easy to Transition to

-Same Core Gameplay

Thanks gameseek for your prompt delivery of this game. Have always been a big fan of Pro Evolution Soccer on the PS consoles and decided to try Fifa 14 after seeing it on youtube. So far the game is good.

I'm a bonafide soccer fanatic and a loyal fan of the FIFA series. Having set up those credentials, I can't quite put my finger on what is off target with this year's annual installment.

Rebuilt for next-gen using the new Ignite Engine, FIFA 14 doesn't look drastically different from current-gen. Put a controller in your hands, however, and the changes are surprisingly significant.

OK i'm going to start with the bad, they took out the player manger mode that i love to do. OK now with the good it is the best looking football game you will ever play, controls are almost perfect.

Having already fully reviewed the current generation version of FIFA 14 it would seem sensible to just adjust that entry to encompass the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One version. But here's the thing: FIFA 14 on the next-generation consoles is no mere update with slightly fancier graphics, as most of the...

Superb reactive crowd model; ball physics seem even more realistic; improvement in player control makes it a new experience even for veteran players; you can score some spectacular goals

Not a huge step-up from the current-gen versions; some of the game modes found on Xbox 360 and PS3 are missing; the occasional graphical glitch here or there

It's the best FIFA we've ever played, but...

Refined gameplay; It is graphically superior; Various new animations and details

It's still not true "next-gen"; Some content is absent, like the Tournaments and the Creation Center

Fluidity is the key to FIFA 14 on PS4 and Xbox One. You are never taken out of the game for a forced replay that will mask the player going to get the ball for a corner, free-kick, or throw-in.