The ball has a satisfying thud

At long last women are represented in a football game. Considering the impact last year's terrific Women's World Cup had on broadening the appeal of the sport, this is a welcoming inclusive move on EA's part. The 12 national women's sides offered might be a little stingy in number, but it's a start and at least an effort has been made to Fifa Coins ensure their matches feel different from the men's game. The action is slower and more deliberate.

Slightly more languid turning circles mean dribbling in tight spaces is difficult, encouraging a more robust style of passing. I found the altered pace refreshing.FIFA remains utterly dominant off-the-pitch, however. Of course it has the extensive licensing, accurate kits and stadium facsimiles, but even beyond that its presentation is immaculate. It looks great, with lavish animation (which doesn't seem quite as drawn out as previous years) and smart lighting but special mention must go to the sound.

The ball has a satisfying thud, cannoning off feet, posts and advertising hoardings with a wonderful 'wumph'. Players yell and the crowd roars, reacting in a believable way to the action on Cheap Fifa Coins the pitch and singing songs you might recognise from the terraces (the first time my crowd murmured into the familiar 'Watford FC' refrain at Vicarage Road had me beaming).

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