EA adds international matches to FIFA 13 career mode

Electronic Arts has announced that international matches will be added to the Career Mode of FIFA 13. Gamers can reach the national team of their country with their own player or start as national coach of a country themselves.

In FIFA 13’s expanded Career Mode, gamers can pursue an international career in a variety of ways, EA Sports announced on Monday. known† Just like in previous FIFA games, gamers can create their own player in the game and build a career with it, with the new extra that that player can be called up to represent his country. In a managerial career, success at club level can lead to an offer to become national coach of a country. In that case, the player is manager of both his club and a country.

The career mode promises to feature a full international calendar. Thus, players and managers will be able to make an appearance in friendly matches, qualifiers and various major tournaments.

Adding caps isn’t the only change EA Sports is making to FIFA 13’s career mode. For example, the transfer system has been changed to more realistically mimic players’ market value. Form, performance and the satisfaction of the player play a role in this. In addition, EA is adding some Career Mode features that can be unlocked through the EA Sports Football Club catalog. That way, players can add ‘Edit Player’ or ‘Rematch’ to their career mode options.

In addition, EA Sports known that gamers can practice their skills in FIFA 13 in 32 new skill games. The exercises are aimed at teaching players various aspects of FIFA and also provide Achievements of Trophies and experience points.

Video report recorded earlier this year after first playing session with FIFA 13