FIFA 14

Cross Platform Soccer Action

Gamers who invested in the PS Vita will now be able to play the big sports games like FIFA 14 like they had on the full sized consoles.

Unlike a lot of other handheld soccer games, FIFA 14 on the PlayStation Vita actually focuses on the simulation side of thing. Make no mistake; this isn't the kind of game that has a great deal of arcade like play. While quick game options are available, the majority of players won't spend a lot of time with them. Seasons and the like are much closer to the core of the game play when it comes to FIFA 14.

Ignite Engine Features

Those who purchase FIFA 14 for the PlayStation 4 or Xbox One will have access to a new game engine called the Ignite Engine. It features a number of graphical and game-play changes that allegedly make the computer-controlled players act more like human ones. Since the PS Vita version won't feature the Ignite code some people have been claiming that it's a dumbed down version of the console top big brother. Nothing could be further from the truth, however.

Licenses are the big features that drive this sports game. There are 21 different Brazilian clubs that got licensed, for instance. All of the 20 from the 2013 season of the A series of Campeonato Brasileiro were added in. Chile's Campeonato Nacional Petrobra joins a few other South American teams as well. While there are some European teams as well, the fact that they added all of these South American teams to the mix is really heating up the media. The addition of countries like Poland to the mix, however, should not be missed. It's exciting to enjoy matches involving top eastern European athletes, and the Polish team will not disappoint.

International Game Covers

It's always important to consider who makes it onto the cover of a sports game, and different athletes made it onto the cover of this one. Americans who purchase the game will get a shot of Javier Hernandez, while Australians will be admiring Tim Cahill. Polish gamers will cheer for Robert Lewandowski while Gareth Bale is prominently featured in the United Kingdom and in Ireland.