Of course, we’ll be seeing the latest EA Sports games, and it’s likely that we’ll see some Battlefield 1 news revealed, including (hopefully) some sweet, sweet multiplayer action. The debut teaser trailer, above, promises a whole new galaxy to explore, with worlds full of living flora and fauna to explore.
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If you were expecting a Federation Internationale de Football Association gameplay revamp, there will be such thing.
For the first time, Premier League Managers will feature in FIFA – José Mourinho made a surprise appearance to the stage to help promote the game.
In terms of EA Sports, the company also revealed Federation Internationale de Football Association 2017 will have a story mode, called The Journey, and the game will feature Premier League managers for the first time. Coaches have fully-voiced dialogues, and through the power of the Frostbite engine they can actually express emotions based on events happening on the pitch.
Unveiling a 3D platformer with a very “Ori and the Blind Forest” feel called “Fe”, it looks as though EA wants to try giving small, independent developers a chance to be published by them under their “Originals” moniker. However, in both cases, a good story, dialogues, and cut-scenes enhance immersion, and make the game much more enjoyable.
EA still did not confirm when the game will be released.
Finally, EA showed a short trailer for “Battlefield 1” and announced two new additions to the game: dynamic weather, and huge flying vehicles. EA invites gamers to go hands on with their new titles.
Release: 28th October 2016 for PS4, Xbox One and PC.
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EA has a long history with Star Wars games. Former Uncharted writer Amy Hennig is the creative director of this game, which means we can expect it to have similar set-piece based experiences, and some truly epic and memorable moments. Kotaku is in Los Angeles for the week, bringing you all the news, interviews, media, and more from the year’s biggest trade show.
