14 DAY TRIAL // FIFA 15 has been out for close to two months already, but the football simulation is so big at the moment that the development team at EA Sports is continuing to look for new ways to promote it and has now delivered a video showing a complex tournament that took place at FC Barcelona, one of the biggest clubs in the world at the moment.
The footage features such superstars as Lionel Messi, one of the best performers on the pitch and a figure loved by millions of fans, Neymar, the new Brazilian sensation, Pique, Jordi Alba, Ivan Rakitic, Bartra and upcoming star Munir.
All of them are involved in a FIFA 15 tournament and seem to have a pretty solid grip on the mechanics of the title.
Unfortunately, EA Sports is not allowing gamers to see all the played match in its entirety, which is a shame considering that it would be nice to see exactly how good or bad they can be.
The two Barcelona teams, playing their version of the real world team, manage to end the first match in a 3 -3 draw and then a Golden Goal is used to decide which of them is the final winner.
FIFA 15 has a long life ahead of it
FIFA 15 is a title linked to real-world football in plenty of ways, from presentation to a commitment to reflect transfers and other changes that happen during the course of the season.
EA Sports is at the moment delivering weekly Team of the Week packages for the Ultimate Team mode, filled with the players who have performed well for either club or country.
The team has also delivered two major patches so far, tweaking gameplay mechanics like those linked to goalkeepers and long range shots, and the community is continuing to offer feedback that can be used for a third one.
Videos like the one featuring Barcelona allows the developers to make sure that FIFA 15 remains a constant presence in public discourse and ensures that the title pops up in the sales charts for video games month after month.
FIFA 15 this year has some solid competition from Pro Evolution Soccer 2015, which was created by Konami using the Fox Engine.
The two football titles take very different approaches to football, with the first of them focused on the spectacle of the sport while the second one is more concerned with tactics and the flow of the game.
