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FIFA 13 (also known as FIFA Soccer 13 in North America) was developed by EA Canada. A demo of the game was released on 11 September 2012; the demo teams include: Borussia Dortmund, Manchester City, Juventus, A.C. Milan and Arsenal. The demo was downloaded a record 1.99 million times within three days. The game was released on September 2012 in most regions, and in Japan in October. The Wii U version was released alongside the console on its launch day in all regions.

Lionel Messi was the first person to appear individually on a FIFA game cover in North America for 10 years. It is also the first game to not include Wayne Rooney on the cover of the UK version since FIFA 06. The UK version of FIFA 13 instead includes Lionel Messi, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Joe Hart and with St James Park, the home of Newcastle United, in the background.

FIFA 13 included new features to the FIFA franchise such as the First Touch Control.

FeaturesEdit

A new additional feature in FIFA 13 is to support Kinect for Xbox 360 and PlayStation Move for PlayStation 3. The Wii U]version includes some exclusive touch-based features including the ability to shoot precisely by tapping an image of the goal and managing the match in real-time.

LeaguesEdit

The leagues in FIFA 13 have been confirmed by EA Sports through their website, with EA calling it "the most authentic football game on the planet with 30 of the world’s best leagues" All leagues from FIFA 12 are included, with the addition of the Saudi Professional League for the first time in the series' history.

Leagues in bold are new to this edition of FIFA.

Australia

A-League

Austria

Austrian Bundesliga

Belgium

Belgian Pro League

Brazil

Liga do Brasil (unlicensed version of the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A)

Denmark

Danish Superliga

English

France

Germany

Italy

Serie A
Serie B (with unlicensed team names, kits and badges)

South Korea

K-League

Mexico

Mexican Primera División

Netherlands

Eredivisie

Norway

Tippeligaen

Poland

Polska Liga (unlicensed version of T-Mobile Ekstraklasa
Primeira Liga (2 teams are unlicensed (fake names and badges)

Ireland

Airtricity League

Russia

Russian Premier League

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Professional League

Scotland

Scottish Premier League

Spain

Sweden

Allsvenskan

Switzerland

Swiss Super League

North America

Major League Soccer

Rest of the WorldEdit

National teamsEdit

There are 47 international teams on FIFA 13 as confirmed on the EA website. The Czech Republic and Paraguay are returning. India, Bolivia and Venezuela return to the main series after an 11-year hiatus since FIFA Football 2002. Croatia was removed from the international teams, as they could not reach the licensing agreement.^[1] Teams in bold are new to this edition of FIFA

AFC (3 teams)

CAF (4 teams)

CONCACAF (2 teams)

CONMEBOL (10 teams)

OFC (1 team)

New Zealand

UEFA (26 teams)

(* Default starting XI has fictional players. However, most Paraguayan/Venezuelan internationals are available for selection as they are included in the game)

Career ModeEdit

Career Mode this year has been updated, with players being able to manage an international team as well as a club. Options in transfers include counter-offers and offering a player as well as money. On the iOS platform, players cannot manage national teams and can only offer money to get players.

Seasons ModeEdit

Seasons mode allows players to progress through an online league system by being pitted against players of a similar skill level. After the user chooses a real-world team to play as, an online player with similar skills and a similar star level team is found as an opponent.

The player plays ten matches per season with a specific number of points required for promotion to the league above.

Seasons mode is much simpler in comparison to Ultimate Team mode but is challenging and rewarding.

Ultimate TeamEdit

Fifa Ultimate team, commonly abbreviated to 'FUT', is an additional feature of FIFA 13. This game mode allows the player to build their own team from real life players, which they can then use to compete in tournaments and divisions over the internet. For each game complete, players earn coins to spend on improving their team.

Players and other items in this mode take the form of cards, which are obtained through buying packs or from buying directly from other players through the auction house. There are three different tiers of cards; bronze, silver and gold, indicating their quality (lowest being bronze, highest being gold). These cards can be obtained in two ways; buying packs or buying directly from other players. Player cards have an overall rating, which is an estimate of their overall in game quality. Players with overall rating of 64 or lower are bronze rated, players between 65 and 74 rated are silver and finally players rated 75 and above are gold.

The FIFA Ultimate team web app was released on September 18th 2012. This allows players to access their ultimate team from their computer and a variety of other devices, such as an iPhone app.

According to EA, "A very small number of users have attempted to gain an unfair advantage" of the web application. Responding EA issued permanent bans on players who have attempted to exploit the web application. [12 ] [13] There have been reports of problems concerning the non-exploiting players failing to connect to the application due to a "mistake" in the safety of the player account. EA has attempted to solve this problem than other reports show complaints by players who have not yet been pre-published in the bonus games.

Scoreboard/PresentationEdit

It has been shown that at least one scoreboard from ESPN will be included in the game. An ESPN presentation for the intro to the match has also been seen.

StadiumsEdit

There are 26 stadia in FIFA 13, including two new real ones: Tottenham Hotspur's White Hart Lane and the Saudi Arabia's King Fahd International Stadium. and one new generic stadium, Sanderson Park. FC Barcelona's Camp Nou, present in previous editions of the game, does not appear in FIFA 13, as EA could not reach a licensing agreement with the club. Stadiums in bold are new to this edition.

Generic stadiumsEdit

Akaaroa Stadium
Aloha Park
Arena D’Oro
Century Park Arena
Court Lane
Crown Lane
Eastpoint Arena
El Bombastico
El Libertador
El Medio
El Reducto
Estadio Latino
Estadio President G.Lopes
Estadio De Las Artes
Estadio del Pueblo
Euro Park
FIWC Stadium (PS3 only)
Forest Park Stadium
Ivy Lane
Molton Road
O Dromo
Olimpico Arena
Pratelstvi Arena
Sanderson Park
Stade Kokoto
Stade Municipal
Stadio Comunale
Stadion 23. Maj
Stadion Europa
Stadion Hanguk
Stadion Neder
Stadion Olympic
Town Park
Union Park Stadium

SoundtrackEdit

The official soundtrack for FIFA 13 was announced on 6 September 2012. The game features 50 established and breakthrough artists.

Get Away with It - Animal Kingdom
Mark IV ft. Joshua Radin - Ashtar Command
Panda - Astro
If So - Atlas Genius
Feud - Band of Horses
Weight of Living, Part 2 - Bastille
We Are Not Good People - Bloc Party
Outta My Mind - Cali
Us Against the World - Clement Marfo & The Frontline
Follow - Crystal Fighters
Professional Griefers - deadmau5 feat. Gerard Way
Hail Bop - Django Django
Get Out While You Can - Duologue
TeKKno Scene ft. Adam Kanyama - Elliphant
Got That Fire (Oh La Ha) (feat. Pugs Atomz) - Featurecast
Spark - Fitz and The Tantrums
Let It Roll, Part 2 - Flo Rida feat. Lil Wayne
See the Light - Foreign Beggars & Bare Noize
Bliss Out - Hadouken!
On Top of the World - Imagine Dragons
What Love - Jagwar Ma
You're A Animal - Jonathan Boulet
Club Foot - Kasabian
Come into My Head - Kimbra
G# - Kitten
Eure Mädchen - Kraftklub
Black White & Blue - Ladyhawke
Finale - Madeon
Searchin - Matisyahu
Speed the Collapse - Metric
Paddling Out - Miike Snow
I'll Be Alright - Passion Pit
Sweet Sipping Soda - Reptar
Shine the Light - Reverend and The Makers
Fly or Die - Rock Mafia
Goldrushed - The Royal Concept
Wild - Royal Teeth
Big Mouth - Santigold
September - St. Lucia
Jungles - Stepdad
Champion - The Chevin
Saturday - The Enemy
Don't Say Nothing - The Heavy
Ghosts - The Presets
Sleep Alone - Two Door Cinema Club
Quesadilla - Walk the Moon
Blur - Wretch 32
We Come Running - Youngblood Hawke
Rain of Gold - Young Empires
Past 2 - Zemaria

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CoversEdit

The North American cover for the game features Lionel Messi, whilst St James' Park, Newcastle, has been included as the background. Other location-based covers will be used, as in previous years, and feature Messi and other players from the respective region, except North America, which only features Messi. This is the first time since FIFA Soccer 2003 that the North American version had a single cover athlete.

EA Sports offered downloadable "Custom Club Sleeve" covers with players from the Premier League after the game's release. The teams and players include:

EA Sports also offered a downloadable cover for FIFA 13 for Major League Soccer, featuring Chris Wondolowski of the San Jose Earthquakes, Fredy Montero of Seattle Sounders FC, Tim Cahill of the New York Red Bulls, and Darren Mattocks of Vancouver Whitecaps FC. Wondolowski, Montero, and Cahill were elected by vote on EA Sports' website, while Mattocks was included for being named Best Player Under 24 in MLS by MLS. EA Sports also offered downloadable covers for each MLS team with a player from that club being featured. The teams and players were:

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