FIFA 09 Discussion Thread (Old)
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Re: FIFA 09
EDIT: Anyway just like Adam said it aint a ref in the background. Why i thought it isn't a ref because if you look closely the kit is blue, not black.
That is definately a referee/linesman, because he's wearing a BLACK kit! You can see it's the EPL Referee's kit from two seasons ago with the white collar and two trim lines on the sleeve, plus the red fly emirates badge on the sleeve.
EDIT: Anyway just like Adam said it aint a ref in the background. Why i thought it isn't a ref because if you look closely the kit is blue, not black.
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NickSCFC
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Re: FIFA 09
If it's a Chelsea player and not a ref, what's the red badge on his shoulder?
If it's a Chelsea player and not a ref, what's the red badge on his shoulder?
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Its a deutsh team like Shalke and the red badge is a bundesliga badge !
http://images.google.fr/imgres?imgu...ev=/images?q=bundesliga+badge&um=1&hl=fr&sa=N
But i would know if Referees will be includes in fifa09 and if the psm3 tell him about ????
Its a deutsh team like Shalke and the red badge is a bundesliga badge !
http://images.google.fr/imgres?imgu...ev=/images?q=bundesliga+badge&um=1&hl=fr&sa=N
But i would know if Referees will be includes in fifa09 and if the psm3 tell him about ????
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Trance_Allstar
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- 18 March 2006
Re: FIFA 09
Would someone explain how the RIbery pic has such great lighting effects?
Looking at him, the kit and his legs, arms etc are extremely detailed in the shading from the light shining on him. The underside of his right arm is dark, and the top is covered in light, with a nice smooth transition. PS2-PC-version doesn't have anything like that? As far as I can remember it basically has no lighting effects whatsoever, and none so detailed that it shades the little creases in the kit.
I might be wrong, but if I'm right, what does that mean? Improved PC version with better lighting perhaps (why would those be in a PS2 mag, unless they simply posted any pictures they had with FIFA09 content)?
Would someone explain how the RIbery pic has such great lighting effects?
Looking at him, the kit and his legs, arms etc are extremely detailed in the shading from the light shining on him. The underside of his right arm is dark, and the top is covered in light, with a nice smooth transition. PS2-PC-version doesn't have anything like that? As far as I can remember it basically has no lighting effects whatsoever, and none so detailed that it shades the little creases in the kit.
I might be wrong, but if I'm right, what does that mean? Improved PC version with better lighting perhaps (why would those be in a PS2 mag, unless they simply posted any pictures they had with FIFA09 content)?
winston
Champions League
- 7 August 2005
Re: FIFA 09
Good to see this thread hasn't descended it prolonged, petty arguments about the most trivial of matters.
Good to see this thread hasn't descended it prolonged, petty arguments about the most trivial of matters.
WEtongelre
Champions League
Re: FIFA 09
Well, I think I agree with Reddevils. That Ribéry pic looks like current-gen for me. The ball, the adboards. I don't know surely but it looks like it...
Well, I think I agree with Reddevils. That Ribéry pic looks like current-gen for me. The ball, the adboards. I don't know surely but it looks like it...
jonneymendoza
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- 1 January 2004
- Arsenal
Re: FIFA 09
hold up. who is saying that those pics are from the ps2? seriously what retard thinks its from a ps2? you guys joking right? please say you are...
hold up. who is saying that those pics are from the ps2? seriously what retard thinks its from a ps2? you guys joking right? please say you are...
danhammer
Champions League
- 23 February 2004
Re: FIFA 09
ps2 graphics look minging compared to ps3...just play your ps3 fifa and then go back to the ps2 version....like somebody has chucked sand in your eyes
ps2 graphics look minging compared to ps3...just play your ps3 fifa and then go back to the ps2 version....like somebody has chucked sand in your eyes
reddevils
Banned
- 18 June 2005
Re: FIFA 09
You have the mag and it says clearly its next gen? then i am abit disappoined, they brough back the awful ankle tape design from last gen :-## looks so unrealistic
also the kits are less detailed now? :| compare it to the Ronaldinho pic.........
Also the small rooney pic next to it PS2 version though riiiiiiiight? if not then FIFA 09 would look awful
You have the mag and it says clearly its next gen? then i am abit disappoined, they brough back the awful ankle tape design from last gen :-## looks so unrealistic
also the kits are less detailed now? :| compare it to the Ronaldinho pic.........
Also the small rooney pic next to it PS2 version though riiiiiiiight? if not then FIFA 09 would look awful
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Trance_Allstar
I love lamp
- 18 March 2006
Re: FIFA 09
Quick photoshop edit of Contrast/Brightness
Clearly a blue kit.
EDIT: Even more exaggerated.
Quick photoshop edit of Contrast/Brightness
Clearly a blue kit.
EDIT: Even more exaggerated.
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reddevils
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- 18 June 2005
Re: FIFA 09
No, thats a shalke player
believe me, i watch alot of european football. Also the player is white isnt he? :| (cant double check because he scans are removed?)
It's Chelsea, the player is Drogba! That's why the quote is there!
No, thats a shalke player
believe me, i watch alot of european football. Also the player is white isnt he? :| (cant double check because he scans are removed?)
NickSCFC
Banned
Re: FIFA 09
Anyone else got the mag yet?
Anyone else got the mag yet?
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So we've moved on from ankle tape to people taking time out of their lives to compare the contrast and brightness on an image to decipher whether something is a linesman or a player?
We've already been told linesmen/referees are in so what does it matter if it's being shown in this pic or not?
So we've moved on from ankle tape to people taking time out of their lives to compare the contrast and brightness on an image to decipher whether something is a linesman or a player?
We've already been told linesmen/referees are in so what does it matter if it's being shown in this pic or not?
- 6 October 2001
- Liverpool
Re: FIFA 09
Am I the only one who really doesn't fucking care?!?!
I can hardly wait til the mag comes out now and the discussion as to who the mystery guy in the background continues...
Am I the only one who really doesn't fucking care?!?!
I can hardly wait til the mag comes out now and the discussion as to who the mystery guy in the background continues...
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jonneymendoza
Legend
- 1 January 2004
- Arsenal
Re: FIFA 09
where in the same boat cwAm I the only one who really doesn't fucking care?!?!
I can hardly wait til the mag comes out now and the discussion as to who the mystery guy in the background continues...
Trance_Allstar
I love lamp
- 18 March 2006
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I sort of did that to put a definitive end to the discussion. A picture speaks a thousand words and all that.
I sort of did that to put a definitive end to the discussion. A picture speaks a thousand words and all that.
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BillyBoy
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Lol this topic is becoming so desperate. It reminds me of last year and PES 2008 when I was arguing whether the referee would use a pen to write notes about naughty players Lets just wait for the magazine to come.
Lol this topic is becoming so desperate. It reminds me of last year and PES 2008 when I was arguing whether the referee would use a pen to write notes about naughty players
Lets just wait for the magazine to come.
mjsmith2k
Come on you Reds!
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You're not alone.... this reminds me of the untucked shirts thing
P.s. Here's an idea scan a better picture of that page in and put an end to this mess
Am I the only one who really doesn't fucking care?!?!
I can hardly wait til the mag comes out now and the discussion as to who the mystery guy in the background continues...
You're not alone.... this reminds me of the untucked shirts thing
P.s. Here's an idea scan a better picture of that page in and put an end to this mess
winston
Champions League
- 7 August 2005
Re: FIFA 09
Damn, I must have missed that particular argument. Sounds like an EvoWeb classic.
I guess when everyone finally played the game, the pen thing was soon forgotten about because all people could think about was how badly it played.
Damn, I must have missed that particular argument. Sounds like an EvoWeb classic.
I guess when everyone finally played the game, the pen thing was soon forgotten about because all people could think about was how badly it played.
NickSCFC
Banned
Re: FIFA 09
No one subscribe to the mag, or know anyone who does?
Take it FIFABlog subscribe.
No one subscribe to the mag, or know anyone who does?
Take it FIFABlog subscribe.
charlievolano
Banned
- 20 January 2007
Re: FIFA 09
If that's a player he has a 2 metres long finger from the last scans.....
I actually kinda like this silly arguments....give us grainy picture and we can make anything out of it....
If that's a player he has a 2 metres long finger from the last scans.....
I actually kinda like this silly arguments....give us grainy picture and we can make anything out of it....
jonneymendoza
Legend
- 1 January 2004
- Arsenal
Re: FIFA 09
who buys mags? nowadays you can get all the info, pics and even vids on the internet. computer mags are soooo old school
who buys mags? nowadays you can get all the info, pics and even vids on the internet. computer mags are soooo old school
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BillyBoy
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Re: FIFA 09
Here is some new information for you all to rip apart:
EA has made "250 key improvements" to the 2009 version of FIFA, including improved responsiveness and a revamped collision system, reveals the first-look preview in the latest GamesMaster mag.
Among the improvements in the new FIFA, which is due out in Autumn, are "improved responsiveness that allows for quicker release of the ball, greater urgency in the off-the-ball running, a new jostle system that takes into account the strength of the players when going shoulder to shoulder and subtle animations that enable players to take first-time shots."
That's four out of the 250 then. Another of the 09 edition's biggest changes is a completely revamped collision system, which calculates speed, weight and power when the players collide, as each player will have their own individual strength and power stats.
This time around, the defender won't always win, and this could potentially change challenges completely.
Although GM notes the new system makes tumbles look far more realistic, it's not just a visual change. For example, if a tackle comes in and hits a player's standing leg there's a good chance he'll go down hard, taking him out of the game. But if the player is in mid-strike and gets clipped, he could lose his balance but continue running.
That's the current-gen version then. On the PS2 space, EA says it's focusing on tweaking rather than reinventing the game, although as with PS3 and 360 it's focused on making a more realistic collision system.
The Wii version meanwhile is set to feature multiple control methods, one said to play just like PES on Wii, another where passing is automatic and 'Footii' mode, an 8-aside, arcade-y Mii match.
That's your lot for now. For more details, plus the first ever in-game screenshots, check issue 200 of GamesMaster, which appears on shelves on Wednesday (or through subscribers' letterboxes right now).
Source: http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=190083
Here is some new information for you all to rip apart:
EA has made "250 key improvements" to the 2009 version of FIFA, including improved responsiveness and a revamped collision system, reveals the first-look preview in the latest GamesMaster mag.
Among the improvements in the new FIFA, which is due out in Autumn, are "improved responsiveness that allows for quicker release of the ball, greater urgency in the off-the-ball running, a new jostle system that takes into account the strength of the players when going shoulder to shoulder and subtle animations that enable players to take first-time shots."
That's four out of the 250 then. Another of the 09 edition's biggest changes is a completely revamped collision system, which calculates speed, weight and power when the players collide, as each player will have their own individual strength and power stats.
This time around, the defender won't always win, and this could potentially change challenges completely.
Although GM notes the new system makes tumbles look far more realistic, it's not just a visual change. For example, if a tackle comes in and hits a player's standing leg there's a good chance he'll go down hard, taking him out of the game. But if the player is in mid-strike and gets clipped, he could lose his balance but continue running.
That's the current-gen version then. On the PS2 space, EA says it's focusing on tweaking rather than reinventing the game, although as with PS3 and 360 it's focused on making a more realistic collision system.
The Wii version meanwhile is set to feature multiple control methods, one said to play just like PES on Wii, another where passing is automatic and 'Footii' mode, an 8-aside, arcade-y Mii match.
That's your lot for now. For more details, plus the first ever in-game screenshots, check issue 200 of GamesMaster, which appears on shelves on Wednesday (or through subscribers' letterboxes right now).
Source: http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=190083
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