To give you a taste of the new streaming resolutions on Gamersyde, here are a selection of 1440p videos from the PC version of FIFA 17. We hope you'll appreciate our effort to improve streaming quality, don't hesitate to give us some feedback so we can make it even better in the future.

After PES, let's play FIFA 17 on PS4. If you have subscrbed to EA Access, you can already try out the game on PC and Xbox One, but since we received the PS4 version, that's the one we have chosen to show today. CaptainTARASS (red player, FUMA controls) came over yesterday and played with me in the following footage and we had great fun. The final game seems to be a tad slower than the demo, which is great news in our opinion, and though not perfect visually, this new installment looks very good. We'll have to see if the game can hold on to its promises, but so far, it seems the 2 footie games are solid enough to both deserve your attention. If you can afford it, maybe you should even consider buying them both.

With everything we have had on our hands this week, we haven't had much time to try the FIFA 17 demo. Since the first day of TGS is over, let us share with you 3 extracts from the brand new career mode. Much like the NBA 2K series, the career will take you on a journey in the shoes of a young player shooting for the stars. It is pretty a intriguing and exciting mode for any football fan out there, so let's hope it will deliver in the end. The Frostbite engine allows for some impressive graphics, and once you set the game's speed to slow, it starts to look more like the real thing. The videos were captured on ultra, MSAA4x and DSR 2880x1620 (4K was smooth in gameplay but a bit less during cutscenes and replays).

Frostbite-powered FIFA 17 gets its first screenshots along with details about The Journey, a brand new mode. The title will be out in late September.