So with all the recent announcement from the XBOX One and further PS4 news on the horizon, EA have finally confirmed that FIFA 14 will feature within the next gen consoles and that it will eventually make use of the famed new Ignite engine.
This new hardware proposes to bring all the more realism to another location instalment of FIFA and other sports simulations around the new consoles. The Ignite engine will benefit Fifa 14 Coins to comprehend realistic player movements. Players will shift their weight as real players do, pivoting and pushing off on standing feet and this also will affect the progres of direction.
The guys at EA are dealing with direction changes during sprint mode being overhauled. At the moment, despite much vaunted all over movement, players is only able to change direction by 22.5 degrees (1/16th around the joystick) during sprint mode. The newest engine and system will give players the ability to vary their sprint in any direction which is how the realistic weight and shift momentum comes into play. Again, we’ll wait with baited breath whether or otherwise this plays out realistically or when it causes horrible looking movement and rushed, skipping animations – we sincerely hope not in the end this hype.
But ultimately the Ignite engine has most likely furnished not just improved player movement, while using the engine also in a position to power greater rendering, animations and real-time physics.