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FIFA 14 WORLD CUP MODE FREE
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The gameplay itself is certainly faster and more “accessible”, as EA likes to bill it. National anthems can be played in the game menus, each team has qualifying kits for the qualifiers, and even training uniforms. 19 managers are in the game, including the likes of Scolari, Hodgson, Klinsmann, and Del Bosque. The attention to detail is also appreciated. Between the music, confetti, national anthems, and official kits, you can feel the atmosphere of the World Cup. Each World Cup stadium is in the game, and the fly-ins to those stadiums are far better than the fly-ins on next-gen FIFA 14. While the presentation of the regular FIFA game is limp and bland, the World Cup game sparkles in this category.
Presentation is perhaps the main strongpoint of the game. The menus are brighter and more colorful, an overt nod to Brazil. Upon starting the game, you immediately notice differences from the regular FIFA game. There’s only one of these every four years. It’s not an EA cash-grab, rather, it’s a collector’s item. Now then: The World Cup game is a carnival in it of itself. The reason given by EA Sports for the decision was that there are not enough next-gen consoles in countries other than the US – most notably, host nation Brazil, to warrant the expense of making separate games. After pushing FIFA 14 for next-gen consoles, people were always going to be angry when those consoles were forsaken for the World Cup game. When EA Sports announced that they were not making their World Cup game for the Xbox One and PS4, they were always going to be putting themselves in a public relations hole. But on the XBOX360 and PS3, there are few games finer than this one. Yes, the 2014 World Cup video game is not on next-generation consoles.