14 DAY TRIAL // FIFA 15 is set to launch next week, and until then, gamers can use the news coming from EA Sports to decide which team they are planning to manage in the long term and the line-up that they are aiming to create in the Ultimate Team mode.
The developers have offered plenty of details about goalkeepers and overall ratings, but many players tend to focus on skilled midfielders and attackers who can dribble their way past the opposition and then shoot on goal.
The list revealed by EA Sports shows off all the footballers who have five stars for the skill moves rating, 31 of them in total, with the best of the bunch according to the studio being the legendary Pele.
The Brazilian is only available in the Legends mode of Ultimate Team in FIFA 15, which is set to only appear on the Xbox One and the Xbox 360.
This means that the best skill move-focused player in the football simulation that’s available to the entire community is Cristiano Ronaldo, the Real Madrid superstar who is known in the real world for his ability to dribble past the most determined of defenders.
The ratings are based on the performance of all those involved over the past year in league and club matches.
The list offered by EA Sports also features a number of less-known players that can be acquired for free and might then improve an entire team that plays around them.
Plenty of decisions for long-term fans
The reveal of the best players included in FIFA 15 is designed to make sure that the hardcore player crowd has all the data it needs on launch, so that they can just jump in and play with their favorite clubs and stars.
FIFA 15 will be out on the PC, the PlayStation 4, the Xbox One and last-gen consoles and can be obtained on September 23 in the United States and on September 25 in Europe.
The new title will upgrade every aspect of the football experience, from physics to core modes and presentation, and it also gives gamers a chance to play with updated rosters.
The EA Sports-made game will face competition from Pro Evolution Soccer 2015, created by Konami, which is set to be launched at some point in November and aims to focus on the emotional side of football and the impact that superstar players can have on a match.
