EA released the trailer for FIFA 23 last week, and the soccer sequel’s release date is set for September 30, giving players plenty of time to get to grips with the improved animation system and cross-platform play beforehand. of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. . . What caught the attention of fans, however, was a more subtle new addition in the form of a misleading but potentially very useful five-star reception.
According to Sport Bible, the FIFA 23 trailer shows Atletico Madrid wunderkind Joao Felix performing an extremely bizarre and very difficult to counter heel and leg move as he approaches a defender, fakes a back heel with his foot right and then controls the ball. to the right of him and pushes him into the void before running to catch up. He looks tricky, like a tornado or triple rubber band, but for FIFA 23 players already mastering five-star abilities, he’ll probably be easy to master and add another powerful trick to your arsenal. You can see for yourself in the trailer below:
Players have already shared the new move. Twittersaying it’s something they plan to “abuse”, so if you’re already fighting to win the metaphorical three FIFA points, don’t expect life to get any easier.
This will be the last game in the series to be licensed by FIFA, as EA’s deal with soccer’s governing body expires and the developer plans to rename its soccer simulation EA Sports FC. Along with this new pesky ability, FIFA 23 will bring back a fully licensed Juventus and the ability to play for the Barclay and Arkema 1 Women’s Super League teams in France. Inter fans might be disappointed. , however, as his team’s license was recently withdrawn by struggling FIFA rival eFootball.
Source : PC Gamesn
