Electronic Arts Fifa 15 (Xbox 360)

Pensaba que a pesar de ser importación inglesa estaría en Español, pero me equivoqué. Por lo demás, lo que esperaba.

Mettendo il disco all'xbox non mi fa entrare nel gioco ,mi dice di pulirlo con un panno pulito è stato fatto,rinviare la console è stato fatto come mai?

Acquistato come regalo di Natale, come sempre Amazon è stato puntuale e preciso nella spedizione, il gioco è arrivato integro peccato che, pur essendo specificato nella descrizione che ci fosse la lingua italiana, in realtà, non c'è. Lo consiglio a chi conosce bene l'inglese, il francese o l'olandese.

Lo compré hace tiempo para un regalo y funciona perfecto. Los precios de videojuegos son muy competitivos. Buena compra para los aficionados al videojuego.

Each year I buy Fifa for the updated teams, player statistics and new 'physics' they implement and while things have't taken a huge step forward for a long time now, the old generation version still has a full premiership license with all 20 stadiums and improved presentation to boot. While ultimate team applies to most, I am exclusively a career mode player and always have been. Improvements in this game mode are clear from the start with the improved graphical team setup as opposed to the typical, bland list of player names. This allows custom formations to be created much easier and teams to be changed much faster, allowing a much more streamlined route from game to game. The second generation of the scouting network has also had a significant improvement with a full scout of a player giving a definitive overall and stats instead of just estimates. This means that a players statistical value is visible before enquiring so there is far less chance of overpaying for players this year too. Asking the board for extra money has also been changed so that it can only be requested twice per season in the two transfer windows as opposed to getting a few extra million whenever you want to negotiate contracts. A nice change in Fifa this year (in my opinion), is the injury system. I find top players getting injured far more often and while injuries can be turned off completely, I find myself always leaving them on for that injury crisis scenario that managers will always have to face. However... While I find myself enjoying this years game much more, there is one major problem. Referees. While EA and the Fifa development team say the same thing every year about the refs apparently 'improving', they actually seem to be getting worse! In just my first day of playing, this became obvious with crazy decisions going either in my favour or against me. Whether it was an obvious red card taking down the last man, or an obvious penalty taking out the man in the box and getting none of the ball, crucial decisions are just crazy in this game. To sum up, Fifa is the same old football game that we love with a massive library of leagues and teams. Always worth the £40 every year in my opinion and while putting up with just bad decisions can be difficult, I would never consider jumping ship to the PES counterpart and losing the familiar feeling of FIFA and the licenses they have to offer.