FIFA for PC

Sean W. Gibson / Jul 30th, 2012 No Comments

FIFA 13 cover art

The most popular sports video game in the world is coming to the most powerful gaming platform available when we see FIFA for PC. Yes, FIFA 13 will be released as a title for Windows PC as it’s available from the Origin online store (EA owned) for the reasonable price of $39.99. Normally the console version of FIFA runs $59.99 so this represents a significant savings for gamers. FIFA for PC will be released on September 25, 2012.

While details of the version of FIFA for PC are pretty thin we do have some details to share with you. As we mentioned before, FIFA Soccer 13 is available for $39.99 as a pre-order on Origin right now. It’s said that this version will deliver the largest and deepest set of gaming-changing features ever released for the FIFA franchise. There are five separate innovations related to the the game that make FIFA Soccer 13 on PC a brand new experience. These five features include enhancements made to the artificial intelligence, dribbling, ball control and physical play. When you combine all of those features, gamers are expecting a much more realistic experience when playing the game.

For the A.I. the new “Attacking Intelligence” feature will let players to have the ability to understand the space they have and more intelligently break down defenses and think several plays ahead. Also, players can make runs that pull defenders out of position to create open spaces to make passes and through plays.

Under the system requires for FIFA for PC, as stated on the Origin website, is a computer with a CPU with a Dual Core processor. Most processors, such as the i5 and i7, should more than satisfy this requirement. The game will be compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista (please tell us you aren’t using this OS) and Windows 7. There is no information about it’s compatibility with Windows 8 which comes out on October 26, 2012.

Other requirements include at least 2GB of RAM and a video card with 256MB of RAM. These requirements are extremely modest, so gamers with older rigs should be able to get by and play the game reasonably well on a modest system. The game has not been rated by the ESRB but it’s hard to imagine it getting anything other than “E” for Everybody.

If you haven’t already, be sure to check out our official FIFA 13 preview. Stay tuned right here at Gaming Illustrated for the latest FIFA for PC news and more from EA Sports.