![]() For instance, when you drive down the field with the ball, and the camera zooms in to a more intimate angle, making the action more visceral. The angles make the gameplay experience all the more dynamic. The camera angles found in both “The Journey” and the “Career” modes when playing as your dedicated player are quite natural and adaptive, which is no easy feet. One of my personal favourite touches occurs is when the camera starts shaking after a goal is scored while the crowd roars its approval, stamping their feet in the process. There are tons of small additions, which continue to make FIFA feel like a realistic sports simulation game. The spectators and the stadiums are well rendered, and it makes the game feel truly lived in. ![]() The past three years’ graphics were nothing to sneeze at to be sure, but this year the level of realism is really cranked up. The colours are more muted yet lifelike, the weather effects add a new dimension to the visuals while playing, and the details on the players are more lifelike than ever before. Graphically, there’s no real comparison between last year’s release and FIFA 17.
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