Those who opt to pick up FIFA every year will know the folly of claims that the game is ��just the same every year��. If there were a way to somehow remove graphics from the equation and provide a ��blind�� test involving a spread of FIFA 14, FIFA 15 and FIFA 16, I��m pretty confident regular players would be able to tell the difference. I know I would. However, there is some underlying (and maybe under-realised) truth to the saying. EA��s licensing deal means they are contractually obliged to release a FIFA title every single year, and this annual churn means the last time the game engine was radically overhauled was for FIFA 06. There was a big marketing push surrounding the ��Ignite�� engine for FIFA 14 (15 on PC), but tell-tale ��legacy�� glitches showed that this was more of a cosmetic than substantial change.

As a result, there may well be an influx of new blood for its digital recreation. EA has realised this and put features in place that mean there's never been a better year to start playing FIFA. While EA has offered simplified controls in the past, it's felt like a cut-down way of playing. FIFA Trainer, this year's addition, means that newbies can play the same game as their more experienced counterparts, but get proper instruction along the way as they play. FIFA Trainer can also be useful to more experienced players. It offers a visual indicator of the exact direction that you're aiming, which is great for manual controls or just aiming a pass at the intended target. It would be preferable if there was a step between everything being visible and it being off.

But don't fifa 16 coins traders worry too much if you find yourself somewhat unstuck, as FIFA Trainer - a new feature that's built directly into the gameplay - can help both fifa coins traders newcomers and veterans refine their game. Essentially, Trainer gives you on-screen, in-action instructions depending on your current situation, and you can turn it on and off with a click of R3. It'll tell you which direction you should be moving, it'll list available commands, and it'll even provide you with button prompts if you feel that you need them. If you've ever been put off by the franchise's myriad input combinations, then FIFA Trainer might just help you get to grips with the title's finer points. With that in mind, you could say that this year's release is a great place to start.