FIFA 14 was unleashed on a very expecting public last week and like Mr Joab "Gob" Gilroy who took on review duties for us, it's very much being run through its paces.

Joaby is no stranger to the game though, and I've personally seen him decimate top players in glorious Gob fashion, casting all manner of dispersions their way like some sort of immovable, standing football riot (sans fires, molotovs and the Liverpool smile). He was the perfect candidate for today's review and gives the game a serious going over like it's not seen here before. If you enjoy your football, this is definitely a must-read before you purchase.

Click here for our FIFA 14 review.

Promoting the upcoming annual iteration of its flagship football title, the publisher shot a rather elaborate television commercial that you might have seen, featuring a bunch of footy icons traversing the desert on various vehicles in front of a giant floating screen.

Today, EA has sent us along a new video offering a behind the scenes look at bringing all of that together, with the musician drake, and several football greats including Messi, Tim Cahill, Gareth Bale and more.

Check out the We Are FIFA TV spot, and the exclusive making of video below.

EA Sports has revealed that the playable demo of FIFA 14 is available to download worldwide for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 Gold members.

The demo will offer up the ability to "play in Camp Nou as FC Barcelona, AC Milan, Manchester City, Tottenham, Paris Saint-Germain, Borussia Dortmund, Boca Juniors, and NY Red Bulls, or as one of the unique FIFA Ultimate Teams with the chance to earn additional players to customize their demo squad."

FIFA 14 is the pinnacle of innovation on this current generation of consoles where fans will experience the emotion of scoring great goals. Innovations to the award-winning gameplay make the game more authentic and more fun. Dictate the tempo of a match, create chances through midfield, and then unleash the perfect strike. A new feature called Pure Shot and a brand-new ball physics system will transform shooting, making every shot attempt feel real, and when players connect with the perfect strike, feel exhilarating. FIFA 14 delivers engaging new online modes* such as Co-op Seasons, and live services that connect fans to the heartbeat of the sport—and to each other—through EA SPORTS Football Club.

Those on Xbox 360 with a Silver account will also be able to jump into the demo, though EA Sports revealed that it won't be live until September 18th.

EA Sports' FIFA 14 is due on September 26th 2013 for pretty much every current platform (including the PlayStation 2), and will be a launch title on both Xbox One and PlayStation 4.