The UEFA European Championship has just ended, the whole world is still immersed in a vibrant football atmosphere, this is also the perfect time to Electronic Arts disclosure FIFA 22. FIFA 22 is expected to release on October 1 for PC, PS4, PS5, Stadia, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S.
The highlight of this new trailer is probably HyperMotion, a brand new technology platform EA put to use in titles football game. HyperMotion is said to be a combination of “Advanced 11v11 Match Capture” (which allows recording the movements of 22 players with high quality the first time) and “Machine Learning” (which means the players have the ability to automatically “learn” from collected data to improve yourself). EA wants to bring players the most realistic movements and experiences on the field and HyperMotion is expected to make that a reality. However, HyperMotion technology is currently only developed specifically for next-generation consoles PS5, 5, Xbox Series X/S and Stadia.
FIFA 22 will still retain familiar features such as Career Mode, VOLTA FOOTBALL, Pro Clubs and FIFA Ultimate Team but there will be a few innovations. For example, EA has rebuilt the goalkeeper system of FIFA 22, added a new Create a Club system for Career Mode, changed the gameplay of VOLTA FOOTBALL or added FIFA Ultimate Team Heroes, which are great items. representing famous stars.
Along with the official announcement, FIFA 22 pre-orders have also opened. Prices for specific versions are as follows: versions for PC, PS4 and Xbox One Standard Edition are $59.99; PS5 and Xbox Series X/S Standard Edition are $69.99. There’s also FIFA 22 Ultimate Edition for $99.99 for PS4 + PS5 or Xbox One + Xbox Series X/S plus additional goodies; PC Ultimate Edition costs $79.99.
The player representing FIFA this year is Kylian Mbappé. Details about HyperMotion as well as new features will continue to be revealed by EA in the coming months. There is no specific information about gameplay or gameplay FIFA 21 was announced around early August last year, so fans can set their expectations for this time this year.
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