EA Sport’s popular football simulation series seems to be warming up before its big debut on the Nintendo 3DS. The company has revealed FIFA 12 for the system, presenting street football in a three dimensional space with intuitive touchscreen controls. The title comprises eight different modes to deliver a comprehensive football game even while players move from a place to another.
In the game, players can indulge in authentic 11 versus 11 head-to-head online contests. The title also enables them to enter the Tournament mode which unfolds more than 50 real-world face-offs. Boasting of an in-depth Career Mode, it offers varied views from nine different camera angles as players make their way through 3D Street Football, Be A Pro and Training Modes.
“We challenged our development team to develop innovative features that would maximize the FIFA experience on 3DS. They delivered intuitive new touch screen controls and a curved pitch in our Street mode that truly brings the 3D elements to life,” elucidated Matt Prior, Producer for FIFA 12 on Nintendo 3DS. “When you combine these features and many other innovations with all the authentic players and kits for the upcoming season, we are confident that this will be the best football game available on Nintendo 3DS.”
Like other titles in the franchise, this installment will facilitate gamers to step into the shoes of a professional footballer or create a personalized avatar. Its integrated 3D Street Football Mode carves out a bustling environment which displays superior quality graphics with full 3D effects. This mode also stretches out 5 versus 5 matches set in exotic street corner or indoor environments.
The company has emphasized that the optional touchscreen controls introduced into EA FIFA 12 extend refined precision and command. The design of these controls lets gamers employ the lower touchscreen of the device to shoot balls into a goal post with advanced accuracy and force.
Slated to release this autumn, EA FIFA 12 on Nintendo 3DS is now being crafted by EA Canada located in Burnaby, B.C.