FIFA 16 is set to be released

Its enough to encourage people to upgrade from Fifa 15 — but will it keep players from moving to the newly ascendant PES? Fifa 16 is hitting shelves — and early reviews indicate that the minor tweaks and new modes added to last years game make it enough to upgrade. But they might not be enough to tempt people from moving over to Fifa 17 Points Account its rival, PES 2016.

The game brings new changes including new game dynamics, womens teams and new game modes. The game feels markedly different from last year, with a slightly more considered, often slower feel from Fifa 15. But it is facing a tougher challenge from PES 2016, the rival football game which has spent much of recent years in the shadows.

That game has even been referred to as the best football game ever — so Fifa has got a lot to do. That has not gone unmentioned in early reviews. “FIFA needed a year like this, ” writes Fifa Coins Gamespot. “Without serious competition from Konami’s PES in the past few years (until now), and with Ultimate Team keeping players playing and paying all year round, there’s been no pressing motivation to ring the changes.

FIFA 16 is set to be released on September 22 in the UK This years player ratings have been released, with a number of changes  Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo lead the way, with Luis Suarez third There are two English players - Wayne Rooney and John Terry - in the list 17 Premier League player make up the top 50 in the FIFA 16 list.

Gareth Bale drops from 14th to 23rd after a difficult year at Real Madrid Robin van Persie and Radamel Falcao completely drop out of the top 50 David Silva, Thiago Silva and Neymar all move into the top 10 players EA Sports have released a list of Fifa 17 Coins  their top 50 players as excitement builds ahead of the launch of FIFA 16 this month, but just two English players and 17 Premier League stars have made the cut.