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IGN - 9
FIFA 14 isnt a major landmark for the series in terms of innovation. Unlike recent iterations, it doesnt ask you to relearn key skills. But the changes have made FIFA more attacking, fun, welcoming, and attractive, and ultimately its a stronger experience.
Eurogamer - 8
You could argue that FIFA 14 shows EA Sports is running out of ideas, then, but for me this is a developer that knows exactly what it's doing. Neither the football match engine nor Ultimate Team were broken in any major way, and the placebo effect of a suite of control and balance tweaks, along with its increasingly snug ties to the drama of real-life football, will be enough to carry its ever-growing audience of players through the next season. As much as I know I will play it all year, though, I would like to feel a greater sense of progression next time. Hopefully EA Sports will find the next-generation consoles inspiring.
OXM - 9
FIFA 14 represents a difficult step forward for a very popular franchise, but a successful one nonetheless. The changes have such a significant effect, that returning fans may find them off-putting through the first five to ten games. But those that embrace them will be rewarded with perhaps the most satisfying, engaging FIFA yet.
OPM - 9
These Career changes amount to a giant step forward for FIFA, as is the case elsewhere. Gameplay is the best its been on PS3, and presentation is improved, too, with Jeff Stellings pre-match, half-time and post-match links upping the broadcast feel yet again. Whatever your thoughts on annual sports games, you really mustnt miss this one unless you want to spend the next nine months feeling like a defeated play-off finalist. If Arsene Wenger can finance Mezut Ozil, you can definitely afford this.
looks like embargo was moved forward a day according to VG
Please Note: Due to a change in embargo it was brought forward 24 hours our supplement articles for the review will be going live tomorrow.
still awaiting in depth 3DS reviews