FIFA 15: 10 Things We Need Added To FIFA Ultimate Team
5. Legends
One of the best additions to Ultimate Team in recent years has been the inclusion of legendary players of the beautiful game. This highly elite group consists of some of the greatest players to have ever kicked a football and are fittingly very highly rated. The additions of legends has made many fans fantasies come true the thought of a team spear-headed by a combo of Pelé and Messi supplied by the passing of Iniesta and Gheorghe Hagi is the stuff of every football aficionados dreams. This feature gave us the ability to visualise how the legends of yesteryear would have matched up against the talents of today. Though extremely exciting, the implementation of the Legends is not without its issues which could be amended in FIFA 15s Ultimate Team mode. One problem which we now know will go unresolved is the fact that the Legends will remain exclusive to players running FIFA 15 on Xbox. Not only is it a great shame that Playstation owners will continue to be denied some of the best players in the game, but it also means that there is a big difference in the Ultimate Team gaming experience between the two consoles. As a result it is harder for competitive friends with different console preferences to definitively say who owns the better Ultimate Team. As well as this exclusivity issue, there are many notable absentees from the list of 42 legends included on FIFA 14. Players you wont believe havnt been honoured as Legends by EA include Johan Cruyff, Ronaldo, Diego Maradona, Zinedine Zidane and Franz Beckenbauer to name but a few. The forthcoming FIFA title must add these exceptionally skilled players of days gone by to its roster.
Hailing from South East London, Sam Heard is an aspiring writer and recent graduate from the University of Warwick. Sam's favourite things include energy drinks, late nights spent watching the UFC with his girlfriend and annihilating his friends at FIFA.
