The game itself is smooth and looks great, although the new first touch system is going to take some getting used to. Incidentally, we reckon the slightly tweaked penalty taking method is much better than last year’s. The idea is to take down these targets in order to achieve a high score, earning you a bronze, silver or gold medal. The demo features one of these games, which involves taking penalties with eight red and white targets dotted across the goal line. One of the new features that we’ve been most excited about is the mini games and training exercises – things like free kick accuracy with targets and so on. Commentary will feature the latest news, with Andy Townsend bleating on about a player who’s been left on the bench due to his forthcoming exit from the club during the transfer window. This feature isn’t just a menu option, and is linked in with the games you play. Unlike previous FIFA demos, this one adds in graphical demonstrations of some of the game’s new features, such as EA Sports Football Club Match Day, which drives real world results, fixtures and news from the world’s top football leagues into the game itself. The playable teams are: Arsenal, Manchester City, Juventus, AC Milan or Borussia Dortmund – Oddly Barcelona is missing this year for some reason, despite Mr Messi being on the game’s front cover. As with every year, the demo is a pretty hefty download due to it containing full graphics, six playable teams and an exhibition mode game to play. The second most important day in any football gamer’s calendar is here: New FIFA demo day! If you’re a fan of the series, you’ll know by now that the most important day is release day.ĮA Sports launched the playable demo of FIFA 13 last night, initially on PC and then on Xbox 360, followed by PS3 last – much to PSN users’ dismay.

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