14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at EA Sports continues the series of ratings reveals for players that will be part of the coming FIFA 16, allowing gamers to see how their favorite personnel has evolved over the past year and to plan how they will create their dream team when the simulation title is launched.
The most recent list of reveals includes, according to the official site:
40. Ferard Pique - FC Barcelona 39. Mats Hummels - Borussia Dortmund 38. Bastian Schweinsteiger - Manchester United 37. Marco Reus - Borussia Dortmund 36. Wayne Rooney - Manchester United 35. Arturo Vidal - Bayer Munchen 34.Thomas Muller - Bayern Munchen 33. Karim Benzema - Real Madrid 32. Thibaut Courtois - Chelsea 31. Paul Pogba - Juventus
The development team at EA Sports makes it clear that the ratings are based on an evaluation of how the players have performed over the course of the past year both in league and in cup matches, but it does not take into account appearances for their country.
FIFA 16 improves both single and multiplayer
EA Sports has been talking about a wide array of improvements for its football sim, designed to make the game more realistic when it comes to both defense and attack.
For the first time, FIFA 16 will include a new no touch dribbling technique that is based on the way cover star Lionel Messi moves in the real world and there are also more options when it comes to delivering shots on target.
Improvements for the Career Mode include pre-season tournaments that allow gamers to test their team and tactics, along with more training options, which can be used to improve the way youngsters perform and create more competitions for places in the first eleven.
The ratings that the company is revealing will also be used for the Ultimate Team experience, including the Draft mode, although they will evolve over the course of the season based on performances.
FIFA 16 will be out on September 22 in the United States and two days later in Europe, with gamers able to play it on the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4 and the PC, as well as on older home consoles with a reduced set of mechanics.
