So the Penny Arcade Expo or whatever is going on down the road from me but here’s a FIFA 15 trailer about shiny faces. Faces have always been important in FIFA games, because they help you identify how real life football players would look if they were all made of plastic and had bizarre expressions.

This video is a Liverpool-centric affair, so you get to see little bits of virtual Anfield inside the FIFA 15 engine. You also get to watch Simon Mignolet and Joe Allen pretend to be enthusiastic about the game. They don’t pretend all that hard, though. Or maybe they really do love FIFA, but they’re a bit sleepy from training or something. Then you get to see what both of them look like in the game itself. Facial rendering technology has apparently reached that point where you can recognise who the person is supposed to be, but they still look a bit wrong.
As we enter the last week of August we move nearer still to the release of FIFA 15 – the latest in EA Sport’s popular and long-running football simulation franchise. Fifa 15 is due out on the current and next generation Xbox and PlayStation consoles on September 26 here in the UK, while it’s also set to launch on Wii and PC next month.

And though we still have a little over a month left to wait, we already know a fair amount about EA’s latest footy title. Over the last few weeks a series of leaks have crept through the many porous cracks of the internet alleging to detail player ratings. Veteran fans of FIFA will tell you player ratings are a pretty big deal, with EA affording a score out of 100 to each and every player in the game based on their real-life performances throughout the course of the 2013-14 season.

These ratings are quite often a bone of contention among supporters with even the slightest increase or decrease in value enough to send gamers into a frothy-mouthed frenzy. EA are notorious for making the occasional blunder with their scores and we expect that will be no different by the time ’15 hits store shelves come the end of September.

We’ve taken a look back at some of the more dubious ratings from predecessor FIFA 14 and, based on the player’s performances in the 12 months that have since past, have ascertained that these 15 point values are somewhat ludicrous, and are in desperate need of fixing in the upcoming sequel.
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