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"FIFA 14 has been given a new trailer by Electronic Arts. The first part of a new producer series explores next-gen gameplay improvements.  In the first video, producers Nick Channon and David Rutter explore Elite Techniques and In-Air Play. According to David Rutter, Elite Techniques is a &amp;quot;concept of being able to provide the player with a suite of moves and animations that they haven&amp;#039;t had the ability to do in previous FIFAs.&amp;quot; It includes new flicks, traps, sliced lobs, shoulder and chest passes. In-Air Play, meanwhile, allows multiple players to contest aerial balls, something which makes &amp;quot;incredible changes&amp;quot; to set-pieces. Future videos will look at Pro Instincts, Precision Movement and Living World stadiums.  Next-gen versions of FIFA 14 are being developed using the new Ignite Engine, which EA says will offer a more realistic experience to gamers. The game will be available on Xbox One and PS4 when the consoles launch later this month. The PS4 arrives on November 15 in North America and on November 29 in Europe. The Xbox One, meanwhile, launches in both continents on November 22. &amp;gt; FIFA 14 next-gen preview: How it looks and plays on Xbox One, PS4 Watch Digital Spy&amp;#039;s hands-on video of FIFA 14 below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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