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FIFA 15
The latest trailer for FIFA 15 shows developer EA Canada working to make the game's visuals live up to the new-gen consoles.
A new player rig, changing pitch, better/more physical player interaction, and other details attempt to raise the bar visually and help draw you into the match.
You can also get a sense of how the game looks in action, as the trailer below was taken from in-engine from an early version of the title.
In other FIFA 15 news, Ultimate Team players should take note of the game's Ultimate Team Edition, where you can get 40 FUT gold packs among other goodies. Also be sure to check out this previous preview full of info and a trailer from E3.
FIFA 15 comes out on September 23 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Versions for Xbox 360 and PS3 will also be available, but EA has given no info on those yet.
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