Fans are, understandably, a bit upset by this year's FIFA offering from EA Sports. According to gamers at Nintendo Gamer, EA Sports simply repackaged FIFA 12 for FIFA 13 and are selling it as new.
Which is which? Believe it or not, FIFA 12 is on top, FIFA 13 is bottom
Beyond changing the design on the field and updating the rosters, this year's game appears to be identical to last year's offering on the Wii. Beyond this, some fans are saying that FIFA 13 on the PlayStation Vita is almost identical to FIFA Football, a game released just six months prior.
When hit with the question as to why zero effort was put into FIFA 13 on these platforms, an EA representative avoided the question. They say that the game has "the same great gameplay" and "felt it was important to continue to offer fans the opportunity to play an authentic football experience on Wii."
In a recent interview with Wired, EA's COO Peter Moore was a bit more candid in his outlook of the Wii.
Here are a few more images for comparison.
(via Wired and Nintendo Gamer)
Which is which? Believe it or not, FIFA 12 is on top, FIFA 13 is bottom
Beyond changing the design on the field and updating the rosters, this year's game appears to be identical to last year's offering on the Wii. Beyond this, some fans are saying that FIFA 13 on the PlayStation Vita is almost identical to FIFA Football, a game released just six months prior.
When hit with the question as to why zero effort was put into FIFA 13 on these platforms, an EA representative avoided the question. They say that the game has "the same great gameplay" and "felt it was important to continue to offer fans the opportunity to play an authentic football experience on Wii."
In a recent interview with Wired, EA's COO Peter Moore was a bit more candid in his outlook of the Wii.
"Year on year, Wii has just dropped, and clearly we don’t make games for it anymore."
Here are a few more images for comparison.
(via Wired and Nintendo Gamer)
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