With yesterdays release date announcement, details on the all new FIFA Street Network were a little scarce. However that’s all change as we have more details and more screens showing just how the “social interaction” will be presented in-game.

Here’s are the relevant bits from the press release:

“Through the Street Network, players will be able to capture video of their best tricks and share them in-game with friends, showing off their personal favorites and embarrassing their opponents.  In addition, friends will be able to track and compare each other’s progress throughout the game, including World Tour story mode and Head-to-Head Online Seasons, and follow each other’s status in EA SPORTS Football Club.

“Street football is all about the one-on-one battle, when you pull off a trick to roast your opponent,” said producer Sid Misra. “The Street Network brings that real-world swagger into the game by enabling players to capture video of those moments and share them with everyone in their street network to see, and providing friends with a way to compare each other throughout the game.”

The Street Network will enrich the World Tour story mode, where gamers create a team of friends and compete in a connected world against other FIFA Street gamers’ teams. Players will be able to follow each other’s status as they build their squads, unlock new tricks, and progress through the story of their journey to street football glory. Players will be able to share and compare progress with friends directly in the Street Network and it will also broadcast in-game videos like “Goals of the Week”, and alert friends to each other’s accomplishments throughout the game.”

And here are the screens:

As always click the images to see the larger versions.

Oh and for the Arsenal fans, there’s this Thierry Henry screenshot too…

We’ll keep you updated on this one as we get more official details but for now here’s a screen shot:

Lots of really cool looks in to the future here about FIFA Street’s design, presentation, graphics, modes and as always click the thumbnails for the higher resolution versions. If you’re looking for some more details about FIFA Street then why not check out our developer interview with Sid Misra here.

March 2012 suddenly seems very distant… excited yet?

Sounds promising. It looks promising too. They also released a batch of screenshots. Sexy.

The FSB How To Series aims to cover the basics in console to web integration, as well as a few other bits and pieces along the way. It’s primarily intended to give newcomers to FIFA 12 a push in the right direction and provide an outlet for people to post issues and questions relating to the web based features of FIFA and get help from the community. You can find the rest using the How To tag.

The first part of this is once again making sure that your PSNid/Gamertag is properly linked to your EA Sports account. You can find out how to do that if you haven’t already done so here.

Through the replay function in FIFA 12, you can save replays and screenshots to upload and show off through EA Sports Football World. Replays can also be saved offline for playback through Replay Theatre.

There are basically two ways to access replays. You can either pause mid match and select instant replay, or you can wait until the end of the game and select Match Highlights as shown below, be warned though, there is no guarantee that the clip you want will appear there.

Once you’ve loaded the clip you want, you have two options.

For screenshots, set the camera and frame as you want the screenshot to appear. Click the Right Stick down to take the screenshot, select one of the 5 available EASFW slots and click upload.

For replays, set all of your pans and camera angles and hit Y/Triangle to upload. Select whether to upload to one of the 5 available EASFW slots or to save to one of the 50 offline slots to play back through replay theatre.

Playing Back your Media:

To play your saved replays offline, simply navigate to Replay Theatre from the main menu. You can view all of your saved clips in one pane or break them down by online/offline by using RT/LT.

To view your media online, log in to EASFW and select the media tab, then my media as highlighted below.

Here are the first screens from the iOS version of FIFA12.

Graphically, things don’t seem to have moved on much from when we reviewed FIFA 11 on iOS a year ago, but there is a key difference. Career mode. Which looks set to be making its way onto handheld devices this year. We don’t know anything more, so enjoy the screens and speculate amongst yourselves.

As ever, click the images for full screen.

Screenshot of the option to use CC teams in CM, showing that the league will be simulated and transfers in and out will occur. Sweet!

Screen showing the option to use licensed teams in your created tournaments.

Screen showing the option to use licensed players in your CC teams.

Shot of the new sponsor upload screen.

Trophy selection for your created tournaments.

You can upload a custom logo for your tournament, as seen below.

Tournament team selection screen.

The new set formation screen.

New Kit options.

New Glove options.

Advanced tournament settings.

And finally…. The new 3d face creation tool!

They snuck onto the EA Sports flickr account on Monday whilst everyone was fussing about the demo. They show numerous players at their new clubs and it’s well worth heading over to the EASPORTS Flickr account to check out the full size screens, they’re massive.

As ever, click for Full Screen.