It's no secret that Ultimate Team is the most popular game mode within FIFA, with plenty of players actively trading and playing against each other in a competition to build up the best team with the best chemistry. Considering the separate World Cup game came out for previous-generation systems, it's a healthy nod for those who felt left-out after buying into the next-generation. The FIFA series is usually completely separate from the official FIFA World Cup title that comes to consoles every 4 years, but this year EA Sports decided to launch two huge World Cup modes within FIFA 2014 for fans who might not have picked up the separate World Cup game on consoles.
EA Sports has done a great job pushing out updates for FIFA 14 after having a positive reception last year ( read our review here), and the latest update is by far the most ambitious.
