It's nice to know that Team Ninja isn't the only development house out there pioneering the field of bounce-physics. EA Sports, for instance, is more than happy to let FIFA 12 animator Kantcho Doskov and his surprisingly excellent football skills explain the simulator's fancy footwork.
It's nice to know that Team Ninja isn't the only development house out there pioneering the field of bounce-physics. EA Sports, for instance, is more than happy to let FIFA 12 animator Kantcho Doskov and his surprisingly excellent football skills explain the simulator's fancy footwork.
Reader Comments (7)
Posted: Sep 11th 2011 7:39PM Golgo13 said
@Lucky48 You're not alone.
Posted: Sep 11th 2011 8:15PM GodOfWar526 said
@Golgo13 no, he's not.... I did it as well...
Posted: Sep 11th 2011 9:32PM Angel Mass said
I think those skills are more usable in FIFA Street than FIFA 12
Posted: Sep 11th 2011 9:47PM singleandlovinit said
But will they still be extremely unreliable when executing the moves? Getting moves to do what you tell them to do was a crapshoot, pretty much the only useful move was the spin because it was easy and always worked.
Posted: Sep 11th 2011 10:39PM DigitalEmporer said
@singleandlovinit
Its all about learning the moves, and remembering they change depending on where your guy is facing.
Suss that out, and you can do all the other sweet defence mesmerising skills game in game out.
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Its all about learning the moves, and remembering they change depending on where your guy is facing.
Suss that out, and you can do all the other sweet defence mesmerising skills game in game out.
Posted: Sep 12th 2011 1:16AM Banana Hammock said
I feel like if I could do a double around the world I would go about life being a huge tool/douche.
Posted: Sep 12th 2011 12:44PM sonyforlife said
@GodOfWar526 I think you misread
