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Category:Nursing booksNew Zealand has been named as a potential destination for fans of the FIFA series of video games, following news that Italian developer EA has signed a deal with FIFA's original creator to publish the next game in the series.
The deal will see EA publish FIFA 14 in 2014, with the game expected to be the first in the series not to be developed by EA's internal EA Canada studio in Vancouver. Instead it will be produced in Europe at a brand new studio based in the UK.
"The focus of the FIFA team going forward will be on creating a great FIFA experience for the players and the fans," EA CEO Andrew Wilson said. "We're so thrilled to be working with the creators of FIFA and are looking forward to the 2014 release of the game."
"We are thrilled to be working with EA on the next edition of FIFA," EA Sports Vice President Patrick Söderlund said. "FIFA 14 is a huge game that brings new innovations to the franchise, as well as delivering a deep gameplay experience that allows players to truly feel and express the essence of football. We look forward to developing the game and bringing it to the global audience."
FIFA 13 was released on the Wii and Wii U in September 2012, following the launch of the system. FIFA 14 is expected to launch for the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC and PlayStation Vita.
A closed beta version of FIFA 14 will be available for pre-purchase on PS3 and Xbox 360 from 20th March 2014, with the full game launching at the same time. A closed beta version will also be released for Xbox One and PS4 sometime in 2014.
EA said that the real-life squads and "present day tactics" of the teams will form the basis of the game, which will also feature the latest visual and gameplay advancements, in-game improvements, and FIFA 14's brand new Manager Mode.
"We are tremendously excited about the new game and are absolutely committed to delivering a FIFA experience that is best-in-class, as always," EA's Söderlund said. "We are constantly looking to reinvent and improve the game, while preserving the essence of what makes FIFA unique. That core concept is as strong as be359ba680
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