reddevils
Banned
- 18 June 2005
Re: FIFA 09
fuck! i was a subscriber on Gamesmaster last year lol
fuck! i was a subscriber on Gamesmaster last year lol
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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.
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
werent u the one that posted the made up crap about pes bout a year ago? i woulndt take this guy too seriously fellas
werent u the one that posted the made up crap about pes bout a year ago? i woulndt take this guy too seriously fellas
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
I would have thought so, it's about time we started calling 360/PS3 "current gen" instead of "next-gen" because at the moment, the consoles we are using are 360/PS3, making them the current generation of consoles, PS2/Xbox was the last generation, so should be called "last-gen" and the PS4/720 (or whatever they call them) would be the proper "next-gen" .Current gen as in next-gen?
I would have thought so, it's about time we started calling 360/PS3 "current gen" instead of "next-gen" because at the moment, the consoles we are using are 360/PS3, making them the current generation of consoles, PS2/Xbox was the last generation, so should be called "last-gen" and the PS4/720 (or whatever they call them) would be the proper "next-gen" .
fuck! i was a subscriber on Gamesmaster last year lol
i wonder if fifa soccer blog has been told off, cos they have removed the scans and latest post regarding fifa 09
Asked a few guys over at PSM forums, they say the feature is just 2 or 3 screens with an interview.
Yeah this is well old skool I can remember me and CW having a conversation about this some time ago. This came about during FIFA RTFWC 06 on Xbox 360.Fifa 09 Player face models. Sorry if it has already been posted.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trpHP6iEshM
Looked more then just interview from them scans other days looks like details aswell.