FIFA 15 is out already. And while he's in the game, notorious Uruguayan strike Luis Suarez has had his availability cut to match the suspension he received in the real world for biting during the World Cup.

Did you ever play football/soccer as a kid? If so, you'll know that there is a single formation and tactic that's used across the planet. Namely, everyone runs straight at the ball. It's a tactic that's drummed out of you by your teens, but it seems to have snuck back into FIFA 15 on the PC, and is now affecting some…

Every year I download the demo of the latest FIFA game, play it for a bit, nod then put it away and wait for the actual game to turn up before I start putting serious hours in. This year, I can't stop playing the demo.

Sebastien Enrique is the lead producer on the PS4 and Xbox One versions of FIFA 15. He’s been at EA Sports since FIFA 06 - in other words, when the series was still awful - and he’s been there to see its rise to greatness.

Last year's FIFA was good, but when I got the game again on Xbox One (I originally reviewed the last-gen version), I was a little disappointed. Aside from 3D crowds, it didn't seem very next-gen. Maybe a bunch of grass effects and fancy hair can change that.

FIFA 15's new E3 trailer really shows off the dramatic side of soccer. The game, complete with an all-new and prettied-up engine, improved physics, and smarter player AI, will come to Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3, PS4 and PC on September 23.