New partnerships between Adidas, EA and Google have led to a resurgence of video game vision for the 2020s: the idea of using a small piece of electronics to track your real-world activity and show it in the game. Only instead it was for the Nintendo DS
The technology works by installing a ship on a pair of insole / ball boots, which will track user activity while playing real sports. Players just buy an insole + chip, not a full boot. The information the chip receives will then be associated with it FIFA Ultimate Team Mobile
I said this was funny because there were loads of games, some of them very old, that they had tried this kind of thing before! Pokéwalker, released in 2010 on the DS (above), was a notable example, but Nintendo's previous official got another first-party pedometer, which was released in 2008, called Personal Training: Travel
This is Adidas x FIFA The edition will be out on March 10, and you can see other entries Headings of feet.
