There's a new patch for "FIFA 17" coming out today, and its biggest change is that EA is bringing the Premier League presentation to the world's biggest football video game. That and a bunch of other tweaks are added to the game to make it even better.
The new "FIFA 17" presentation style now accurately matches all the Premier League's visuals, which changed this summer. The changes came too late to be included in the main release that is why they're coming in the patch.
Now with the new patch, all the "FIFA 17" matchup and loading screens look like they come straight from the Premier League broadcast, which should satisfy fans looking for a measure of authenticity. Games Radar believes that these small touches are significant, especially since EA Sports has licensed so much for the game.
On top of the newly licensed presentation for "FIFA 17," the in-game text's appearance has also been improved to make more readable. Everything now comes in a cleaner-looking purple-and-blue interface.
Other than the accurate visuals, EA Sports has also made minor but important gameplay changes to "FIFA 17." The AI is better now, pulling off direct attacks on an increased rate, more realistic errors will happen in more complex moves, and corner kicks are more unpredictable.
There are also changes in different modes, such as Pro Clubs, Ultimate Team, and Career Mode. The whole list of fixes, which make up a pretty long list, can be found in the official patch notes in the "FIFA 17" website.
The new "FIFA 17" update should automatically download for your system as soon as you start the game. "FIFA 17" is available now on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. To see how the patch changes the look of the game, check out this video right here:
