Can’t wait to play FIFA 15 on your mobile device?  The wait is over!  You can now download the FIFA 15 Ultimate Team app.  Originally the apps for both operating systems were going to come out at the same time as the full version of the game for all other platforms, but the release was delayed by nearly a week.  If you have already downloaded the app and started playing, you may notice it’s been a bit of a rocky release.  There have been several instances of downtime since EA’s servers haven’t been handling the huge influx of traffic very well.

Meanwhile, as reported regarding the confirmation EA Sports released indicating that PS3 and Xbox 360 handlers won't be able to enjoy the Pro Clubs Mode. Pro Clubs has been a mainstay feature from previous series where players can join or create a club for an 11 versus 11 online gameplay. "We're very confident in the amount of innovation and depth we're delivering for FIFA 15 on PS3 and Xbox 360 but there are some things we couldn't do for FIFA 15 on PS3 and Xbox 360," Eurogamer reported. "Most notably, Pro Clubs will not be a mode in FIFA 15 on Xbox 360 and PS3."

If you don't have an affiliation to a particular team - or if you do, but that team happens to be outside of the EPL, thereby lacking the new graphics and splendour lavished upon the league - then FUT is probably the best way to enjoy the game. It masters the mass-market simplicity much better than the Be a Pro or manager modes, offers the freshest gameplay experience thanks to the addition of loan players and a reworked search algorithm that is faster than last year.



We think a more expansive create a manager mode would go down very well in 15. The option of creating a boss in your own personal likeness and having them depicted in cut-scenes would make playing through career mode more worthwhile, while we also want the opposition manager to be a lifelike representation of a real life manager, like Jose Mourinho or Arsene Wenger, for example.

As it stands, the transfer period lacks any real drama, and it all kind of feels detached for lack of a better word. During the summer and winter transfer periods, I want to be engaged, I want to read about all of the transfers around Europe, I want to scan through the transfer lists to see who goes where, I want rumors and innuendo, drama on deadline day! As I mentioned above a connected careers type setup would be perfect here.

Older experienced players who’ve got a really high rating like Robin Van Persie or Pirlo for example, will not retire as quickly as they would previously. This is a really great move by EA and it’ll mean that players will no longer hang up their boots at a silly age of 28 or 29 like they did in 13 and 14. The overall engine of the player growth has really changed and players will develop their skills and attributes in a more realistic way. The highest potential players will go up in stats if you play them and how well their displays are with you, which is how it should be.