The addition of new commentary is unique to the mode and it is further designed to reinstate the idea that you are playing with important and real players. Many of the stars will have detailed storylines and these will be exposed throughout the commentary of the matches.
Two eminent commentators like Martin Tyler and Alan Smith can start talking about a new youngster or a particular goalkeeper and it will be interesting to see if they can continue this story through five or six matches.
In the meantime, EA Sports recently revealed the full list of stadiums that you’ll get to see in the upcoming FIFA installment. In Barclays Premier League, these will be present:-
- Anfield – Liverpool FC
- Boleyn Ground – West Ham United
- Britannia Stadium – Stoke City
- Carrow Road – Norwich City [New addition]
- Emirates Stadium – Arsenal
- Etihad Stadium – Manchester City
- Goodison Park – Everton
- King Power Stadium – Leicester City
- Liberty Stadium – Swansea City
- Villa Park – Aston Villa
- Old Trafford – Manchester United
- Selhurst Park – Crystal Palace
- White Hart Lane – Tottenham Hotspur
- St. Mary’s Stadium – Southampton
- Stadium of Light – Sunderland
- St. James’ Park – Newcastle United
- The Hawthorns – West Bromwich Albion
- Stamford Bridge – Chelsea FC
- Vicarage Road – Watford [New addition]
- Vitality Stadium – Bournemouth [New addition]
Meanwhile, Bundesliga will have the following stadiums featured in it:-
- Allianz Arena – Bayern Munchen, TSV 1860 Munchen
- BORUSSIA-PARK – Borussia Monchengladbach [New addition]
- Volksparkstadion – Hamburger SV
- Olympiastadion – Hertha BSC
- Signal Iduna Park – Borussia Dortmund
- Veltins-Arena – FC Schalke 04
In the meantime, Microsoft announced a new bundle which is themed around FIFA 16 and it will be available in a range of markets starting from 15th September. It will provide Xbox One users with a chance to try out FIFA 16. This game will officially release this year on 22nd September.