The eleventh version of the FIFA game, which will be released next September in the United States, will offer tools that allow the player to customize the most of the items given the opportunity to create their own football league, announced today the company EA Sports.
One of the creative producers of the game, Colombian Santiago Jaramillo explained that this customization will be possible thanks to the "Center building" a new game feature that will provide the opportunity for users to design their players, their ideal football team and even the kit and shield.
So far the game only allowed to create a player with similar features to the user.
The "Center building" will modify the content of FIFA 11 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation3 connecting to the internet and choose different templates to create their kits, so you can well "have the league who have always wanted," said Jamarillo.
He explained that an additional meeting aims primarily to the Latino community, especially the Argentine users, who have always wanted to see represented their own leagues or teams of South America.
In previous versions of the game had only represented the Brazilian league and teams like River Plate and Boca Juniors of Argentina League in the category that includes clubs from around the world.
Jaramillo told Efe that the problem is that "there are a limited number of teams and the game always needs a context to gain value for the user."
In contrast, the "Center building" the first opportunity for the user to create their own context and reproduce, for example, all Colombian League, said.
In addition, users can download through internet leagues and teams set up by other players.
Also new this year is the custom audio allow fans to assign the edges to the teams and leagues in play or even hear the sound of their names in the stands of stadiums as well known as Old Trafford or the British San Siro Italian.
According to Jaramillo, in this new edition has been given priority to the game's authenticity and personality of the players, through a component called "personality plus", which can provide more realistic behavior of the players.
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Launch new video game "Back to the Future" and "Jurassic Park"
The company Telltale Games decided to travel to the past to a new series of video games: episodic titles based on franchises "Back to the Future" and "Jurassic Park."
The popular Universal Studios film trilogy spawned several games during its heyday in the 1980s and 1990s but have been absent from the interactive world. The untitled game for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, PC and Mac go on sale later this year.
"I think it is a perfect time to reintroduce these properties in the digital world," said Dan Connors, CEO of Telltale Games.
"Telltale Games has always wanted to be a great company of narrative. We have been refining our tools over the past six years, and we're ready to take on these two iconic properties and further mainstream narrative games," he added.
Telltale Games episodic previously created games based on the Oscar-winning animated series "Wallace and Gromit, Aardman Animations, the comic series of Steve Purcell's" Sam and Max "and his story on the Internet by Matt Chapman" Homestar Runner. " The company, based in San Rafael, California, went to Universal Studios while looking for inspiration for their next game.
"'Jurassic Park' and 'Back to the Future' are two of our larger properties and dear," said Bill Kispert, vice president of Universal Interactive Studios. "We were very interested in bringing them to the interactive space, but not exactly the type of properties that lend themselves to the stereotypical style of gaming."
Connors said the games, in the early stages of development, would tell new stories derived from "Back to the Future" and "Jurassic Park." He joked that the games of "Back to the Future" DeLorean include a trip to the 1970s, while those in "Jurassic Park" would be intense and would incorporate new parallel stories of the mythology of man against the dinosaur in the series.
The popular Universal Studios film trilogy spawned several games during its heyday in the 1980s and 1990s but have been absent from the interactive world. The untitled game for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, PC and Mac go on sale later this year.
"I think it is a perfect time to reintroduce these properties in the digital world," said Dan Connors, CEO of Telltale Games.
"Telltale Games has always wanted to be a great company of narrative. We have been refining our tools over the past six years, and we're ready to take on these two iconic properties and further mainstream narrative games," he added.
Telltale Games episodic previously created games based on the Oscar-winning animated series "Wallace and Gromit, Aardman Animations, the comic series of Steve Purcell's" Sam and Max "and his story on the Internet by Matt Chapman" Homestar Runner. " The company, based in San Rafael, California, went to Universal Studios while looking for inspiration for their next game.
"'Jurassic Park' and 'Back to the Future' are two of our larger properties and dear," said Bill Kispert, vice president of Universal Interactive Studios. "We were very interested in bringing them to the interactive space, but not exactly the type of properties that lend themselves to the stereotypical style of gaming."
Connors said the games, in the early stages of development, would tell new stories derived from "Back to the Future" and "Jurassic Park." He joked that the games of "Back to the Future" DeLorean include a trip to the 1970s, while those in "Jurassic Park" would be intense and would incorporate new parallel stories of the mythology of man against the dinosaur in the series.
XBox Live allows users to express sexual preferences
Users of the Xbox Live can from expressing their preferences in terms of race, religion and nationality in their profiles on the famous internet video game.
Friday Microsoft changed the code of conduct about 23 million members of the network to which users of the Xbox 360 video game console.
"Our previous policy precluded the expression of identity manifested themselves in pseudonyms ( 'gamertags') or juguadores profiles to prevent the use of those qualities as an insult or slander," said Xbox Live general manager Marc Whitten, in a Letter to the service users.
"However, we received feedback since then to say that while the spirit of this policy was genuine, so involuntarily excluded a part of our Xbox Live community," he said.
"I truly believe that our diversity is what makes us stronger: diversity in the gaming and entertainment, and diversity of people that make up this amazing community," said Whitten.
Xbox Live offers fans the virtual social networking game in which they can download content from the site, share photos, videos and participate in other activities.
Friday Microsoft changed the code of conduct about 23 million members of the network to which users of the Xbox 360 video game console.
"Our previous policy precluded the expression of identity manifested themselves in pseudonyms ( 'gamertags') or juguadores profiles to prevent the use of those qualities as an insult or slander," said Xbox Live general manager Marc Whitten, in a Letter to the service users.
"However, we received feedback since then to say that while the spirit of this policy was genuine, so involuntarily excluded a part of our Xbox Live community," he said.
"I truly believe that our diversity is what makes us stronger: diversity in the gaming and entertainment, and diversity of people that make up this amazing community," said Whitten.
Xbox Live offers fans the virtual social networking game in which they can download content from the site, share photos, videos and participate in other activities.
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