It is expected that “FIFA 16” would be better than “FIFA 15” which should always be the case for game development, especially if the game is a franchise or a series.
Although “FIFA 15” gave gamers a good experience with new timing and better team play, “FIFA 16” was already long in development even before “FIFA 15” was released to gaming consoles and the PC in September of last year. This means that the development team spent more time finetuning and perfecting the game based on gamer feedbacks from its predecessors including “FIFA 15.”
Peter Moore of EA disclosed that there are two phases to game development. The first one is the development of the core game itself where hundreds of people are said to have worked on the football simulation video game on a staggered development process.
With more than a year’s work on “FIFA 16,” and taking into account all the learnings that the EA development team has picked up from the release of the “FIFA 15,” it is likely that gamers will see much-improved features and gameplay for “FIFA 16″ not to mentioned the reported story mode.