Executive Producer David Rutter took to the stage to talk about FIFA 14 and its new features. A new co-op Seasons mode was announced with the ability to play in ranked 2v2 to ascend the career graph together. Match Day will be expanded on, and Seasons mode will have real life events affecting the game. It was also announced that FIFA 14 will support cross-generational save transfer, allowing you to play on the Xbox 360 or PS4 and transition your data to the Xbox One or PS4 respectively without problems.

Stadiums are more authentic now, with Matchflow lets players get involved with the audience and ballboys. EA is touting 100 camera positions, which certainly sounds real enough. Ultimate Team Legends, which will be exclusive to the Xbox One version of FIFA 14, will have 40+ players including Pele, Robbie Fowler, Gary Linekar and many more.

FIFA 14 launches September 24th in North America and on September 27th in Europe. A demo for the game will be released on September 10th.

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The mode will see legendary players from the sport playing together, and mixing it up with various other dream teams. You’ll be able to combine both current and legendary players for your teams. If the success of Ultimate Team mode for FIFA 14 was any indication, Ultimate Team Legends will start a similar boom for FIFA 14.

Not bad thus far from Microsoft. Stay tuned for more details from Microsoft as Gamescom 2013, along with their upcoming press conference that will be taking place at 10 AM PST. Of course, details on other EA Sports titles will be revealed at 7 AM PST. Developed by EA Canada, FIFA 14 will release on September 24th in North America and September 26th in Europe.

Update: It has been announced that those who pre-order the Xbox One in Europe, they’ll receive FIFA 14 as a free digital download when the console launches.