FIFA 12: Behind the scenes

See, hear Alan Smith in action

By CVG Staff for computerandvideogames.com

Having successfully replaced Andy Gray with a reasonably popular choice in Alan Smith, EA invited us down to take a sneaky peek behind the scenes of FIFA 12.

Check out a series of exclusive videos below giving us new insight into the game - and revealing exactly how Smithy will sound in the commentary box.

Martin Tyler even reveals that he's a fan of John Candy's Spaceballs. 'spect.

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TheLastDodo on 30 Jun '11 said:

Looks i'll be muting the commentary this year then, honestly Alan Smith? Really? The guy is a boring monotonous drone, he makes a plank of wood look like the Macho Man
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sm0k3y2307 on 30 Jun '11 said:

kind of lovin the realistic approach for commentaters but andy will be sorely missed
why change him tiger woods still has a golf game after his mishap so why cant andy still be used
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Triffic on 30 Jun '11 said:

Don't know why people have a problem with Alan Smith. If they'd have gone with Ray Wilkins, they all would have been kneeled down in front of their newly made Alan Smith shrines, praying to the Alan Smith God (who happens to be Alan Smith) and offering a small animal sacrifice to appease EA in the hope that they never have to hear Ray Wilkins offer such footballing insight as: "Stay on your feet", "The gelling period has just started to knit" or my personal favourite "“I’ve got to say that to get away with that in such a hostile environment you’ve got to count your chickens".
I don't like Ray Wilkins.
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TheLastDodo on 30 Jun '11 said:

Don't know why people have a problem with Alan Smith. If they'd have gone with Ray Wilkins, they all would have been kneeled down in front of their newly made Alan Smith shrines, praying to the Alan Smith God (who happens to be Alan Smith) and offering a small animal sacrifice to appease EA in the hope that they never have to hear Ray Wilkins offer such footballing insight as: "Stay on your feet", "The gelling period has just started to knit" or my personal favourite "“I’ve got to say that to get away with that in such a hostile environment you’ve got to count your chickens".
I don't like Ray Wilkins.
Because as a commentator Alan Smith sends me to sleep, at least Andy Gray sounded like he actually cared about the match he was watching.