14 DAY TRIAL // FIFA 15 is now mere weeks away from launch, but the development team at EA Sports still has plenty of information to share with the core game community and a new video for the title reveals all the new goal celebrations that gamers will be able to perform.
A selection of superstars, including Luis Suarez, Zlatan Ibrahimovici, and others, are featured in the in-game footage as they perform a range of moves, with the highlights being the wrist kiss, the various flag attacks and the old man routine.
Fans of FIFA 15 are also able to see exactly how each of the new celebrations can be performed, and many of them will probably then fire up the demo version of the football simulation in order to perform them as soon as possible.
Given the way my matches in the new game have gone so far, I would appreciate if the development team at EA Sports also included a range of moves that players can perform after they miss a clear chance in order to show their disappointment to the crowd.
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The demo for FIFA 15 is out on all platforms and allows gamers to experience the core mechanics using 8 top teams, including Barcelona, the best rated one, and Liverpool.
FIFA 15 focuses on the atmosphere of big matches
Goal celebrations are an important element of the coming football sim because they allow gamers to express their personality and add to the impressive spectacle that the title can deliver.
EA Sports has also updated the presentation options for the experience and there are more simulated stadiums, while the crowds have more reactions based on the performance of their favorite team.
The new title is also designed to better capture faces for the most recognizable stars of football.
FIFA 15 will be launched on the PC, the PlayStation 4 from Sony, the Xbox One from Microsoft and last-gen consoles, and fans will be able to get it on September 23 in North America and two days later in Europe.
The title will face competition later in the year from Pro Evolution Soccer 2015, created by Konami, which is designed to focus on the emotional aspect of football while also introducing more ways to better control players and the ball.
