14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at EA Sports is delivering a new video for its upcoming FIFA 15, which is designed to show fans of the series once again how the goalkeepers have been improved for the new title while also giving them a glimpse of how the animations for the game are captured using real-world players.
Tom Howard, the very good keeper who enhanced the performance of the United States team at the 2014 Brazil World Cup and currently plays for Everton, is featured in the footage both in his virtual and normal versions.
EA Sports says that it has added no less than 50 animations to the game and that it took two whole years for the new model of behavior for keepers to be fully researched and implemented.
FIFA 15 arrives on September 23 in North America and in Europe on September 25 on the PlayStation 4, the PC, the Xbox One and last-gen consoles.
The game will also include a range of improvements for the Artificial Intelligence of all the player, both on the attack and defense, and a new physics model that makes the ball behave more realistically based on the momentum of the player and how it is hit.
There are also changes made to the Ultimate Team mode, which will continue to get constant updates from the developers.
