It’s time to play sports video game in the cold winter. After a long year waiting, we can access FIFA 17 now if you have brought it. It’s really worthy buying. FIFA series are always classic and innovation which makes it be popular all the time. FIFA game has always been a football game which pays attention to micro-operation, and any manipulation will affect the competition process directly. And EA keeps its high standard to make FIFA 17 the best FIFA game. After adding a lot of new features, FIFA 17 has been released in UK. In the first week in UK, it achieved great success and broke the record of FIFA 13.
 
If you have tried this game, you will surprised by the new scene of the game. What’s more, thanks to the set piece rewrite, you can control the ball free. Certainly, people are satisfied with FIFA 17. But gaming vloggers Mat and Chris, aka TwoSync, wanted to play the famous football game in a much more extreme - and fun - environment. The duo, who have a whopping 1.2 MILLION subscribers on YouTube and almost 300,000 Twitter followers. And they certainly did that by challenging themselves to a penalty shootout in wind speeds of up to 180mph inside an indoor skydiving tunnel.
 
They headed to iFly Manchester (formerly Airkix) to attempt their ridiculous mission, and you can find out the winner in the video above. Supported by instructors David Fusaro and Steven Rottier, TwoSync, using wifi controllers which were tethered to their wrists for safety, battled powerful 1600 horse power gusts to try and get their shots on target - and the results are hilarious. In less than 24 hours, the video on the TwoSync Youtube channel has already reached 90,000 views, and John says the whole project has been 'fascinating'.
 
John Rogers, general manager at ifly Manchester, which is next to the Chill Factore, said: "A member of staff here knows Matt and we came up with the idea. They post a weekly video every Sunday and it's really popular but they haven't tried anything like this before." "It worked really well - it was fascinating to see. We put the TV outside the tunnel in the viewing area and TwoSync brought the console, cameras and their own GoPros, while we filmed with some of our own equipment," he said. "They (TwoSync) are so popular Mat is often stopped for a selfie when he goes to the Trafford Centre, he gets recognised that much."