FIFA 15 trailer showing how to perform the game's new goal celebrations

EA Sports has released a FIFA 15 trailer showing how to perform the game's new goal celebrations. Earlier this week, it also revealed the complete top 50 player ratings list, while the FIFA 15 demo launched on PC, Xbox and PlayStation consoles.

The FIFA 15 release date is September 23 in North America, September 25 in Europe and September 26 in the UK. The game will be available on Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, FIFA 15 PC Coins, 3DS and Vita.

A living pitch, new physics systems and a mass of additional tackle and ball control options mean that FIFA 15 acts as a refinement more than a reinvention of the FIFA franchise.

One interesting addition in fifa 15( http://www.fifavips.com/ )is the new player emotion system. Every player is emotionally attached to one another on the field: different incidents will mean players will feel positively or negatively toward each other. If Gareth Bale is horrendously tackled by Sergio Busquets, later on in the game they might get into a shoving match while the ball’s out of play. If Roberto Soldado misses a glorious chance in the first five minutes, Aaron Lennon might encourage the effort, whereas the same miss in the 90th minute while trailing will leave teammates frustrated.

Only sustained online play will be able to ascertain whether the lofted through-ball is still the all powerful route to cheap glory. I’m cautiously optimistic that it might be at least slightly harder to score that way in FIFA 15, but I’ve already witnessed a recurrence of one old annoyance. The classic case of an incredibly fast striker running on to a low through ball but deciding to have a bit of a breather to let the AI defenders catch up a bit for no particular reason.