From another perspective

What arrived at the football not all negative news about FIFA 13 for the Wii U. It's not a full Fifa 13, but rather a Fifa 12.5 (if at all). It lacks modes, the improved Player Impact Engine could not be taken into account and so on.
What's some playtesters but then like to forget sometimes that you should rate the game for what it is and what it offers. And that's why I can only before tests, as before warn of 4players.de, the Fifa U have given 40% 13 Wii. Wanting to punish EA with a low rating because it has perhaps not been quite so much trouble with the Wii U version is legitimate. But if you are a 40 rating the game that normally get only right grottenschlechte games, then this is simply silly and probably to justify the urge for self-expression or with chronic bad humor the editor.

What about the gamers that played no other version and therefore have no means of comparison? This question is not included in said 4Players Test. I myself have played on the PC of FIFA 13 only the demo but can also confirm darurch already that some gameplay details are not included in the Wii U version. In addition, missing, incomprehensibly, modes such as "Ultimate Team". But still: the Wii U Fifa therefore a bad, or even a 40% stake? Clearly not! It makes offline mood, it is the multiplayer against a buddy fun and also online, it makes not a bad figure. By the way: As a Fifa 12 does it not (as claimed by some), as compared to the previous version of the other consoles and the PC, the Wii U version plays but one tick faster and therefore - in my opinion - even more fun.

A certain added value offer the Wii U Gamepad exclusive features. Ok, not really make sense, but if you can quickly change players, tactics or formations with the help of the Wii U Gampad touchscreens, the gaming experience is so far increased, because you thereby even more the "player-coach" is, but without the flow of the game by disturbing the conventional navigate through any menus. In addition, make the free kicks or makes the shoot a lot more fun, because looking out through the "finder" of the gamepad (like a camera) exactly the corner of the net or the amount can be targeted. The penalty shoot-out is thus simplified while a tick for the shooter, but the keeper is still not chance, especially shot strength and timing in combination with the targets (without much wobbling as possible) so also must be mastered first time. And who can not do anything with all these features need to worry, because FIFA 13 on the Wii U can be controlled as usual, as we are used from other console versions of FIFA for years also.

For those who has a Wii U as well as any of the other current consoles, a purchase of the Wii U version will not necessarily pay off. Who only one Wii U but Fifa has played for 13 different consoles already, could be disappointed because of the somewhat smaller scale, but might also say "hey, the game is still buck" or "the gamepad functions do something here". And who only has a Wii U and before perhaps only PES or Fifa even played at the old Wii and want to have on his fledgling console a football game, in my opinion, can safely access.