With an emphasis on improving the core gameplay, the best around has gotten better once more.

On-pitch tweaks vastly improve gameplay; Different types of goals you can hammer in keep things fresh; The team management screen is no longer a chore

Keepers are more intelligent; but they still do odd things

An Upgrade, But Not a New Game

In last year's FIFA review, I joked that EA Sports might one day rebrand the game as Sky Sports' FIFA, and it appears that my attempt at humour was bang on the money. A host of changes once again perv

Is FIFA 15 just more of the same or something more? Find out in our review.

Although FIFA 15 has obviously made some great improvements in the game, I feel that it has also gone back in a few different areas. Defending is significantly harder, and most games end with each team scoring more than 4 goals.

It was the 85th minute in the season opening tilt against Real Salt Lake, and the situation was looking bleak for my San Jose Earthquakes as RSL lined up for a potential go-ahead penalty kick. Barring a miracle, the Quakes would be going down to a 2-1 defeat. But a miracle was just what they got.

Nice product it is working fine since I bought. But still it requires internet connection for some purpose. Also I am eager to play Wc series but I do not find option.

It begs the question whether reviews keen to be out prior to launch are always a good thing, and whether a Destiny-like approach is more acceptable in this more online world we live in. But maybe that's a discussion for another time.

FIFA 15 is the most authentic football experience yet