Is FIFA 12 going to Revolutionize Football (or Soccer) Games?

According to David Rutter, it's going to go be the best game EA did by a "mile" showing us the trinity, but leaving us with still some questions about certain aspects that we should really be discussing in the game.
Rutter, who has been developing football games for the past 15 years claims FIFA 12 is going to revolutionize football games by stating in a IGN interview.

FIFA 12 is by far the best game we've ever done by a mile. (...) We're very satisfied that we've made the definitive simulation of football, and it's down to the trinity of major features we've introduced this time around.

The trinity consists on the Player Impact Engine, which differs from FIFA 11 when two players collided with each other one of them would bounce back making it completely unrealistic, now with FIFA 12 you can really catch the momentum of the impact and players really behave they way they should if someone would collide with your player, really something worth seeing in a replay and in a personal note actually using the replay just to see how hard he got hit with a tackle so be ready to see your limbs go crazy with this new found freedom. But this will raise some questions when talking about faults and injuries of the game, we will have to play the game for a certain time to actually pinpoint if the injuries are actually "accurate" that will make this more fun if your playing with someone and seeing the replay to answer why was he injured and why did you get the red card.

The other parts of the trinity is the Precision Dribbling and Pro Player Intelligence. Precision Dribbling makes the footballer more accurate in terms of controlling, this sheds the poor controls of its predecessors by enhancing the 360º rotation. But that's not all we will see, the player will also have the ability of protecting the ball better when being pressured in certain parts of the field and to wait holding on a little longer for an opening. 

Last but not least is the restructure of the A.I in the Pro Player Intelligence which in previous games the A.I was favored to certain passes or shots, now A.I players tend to see what the other players are capable of and to work according to it, using IGN example:

EA's demonstrations they used the example of Luka Modric being more likely to try high crosses when Crouchy's up front rather than the diminuitive Defoe. Further than that, players like Xavi have a much larger radius of influence and foresight than lesser players, meaning that Barcelona play like Barcelona, and Blackburn play like crap.

Source: IGN 

This trinity makes the revolution we are promised to be game-changing in the series, but there are still a lot of unanswered questions, mainly the problems that FIFA 11 had like bad Online Experience where opponents would drop from games consistently, but in a serious note: The single-player. Single-player was extremely lacking specially in the career mode where there wasn't something like Football Manager experience (youth academies, scouting, and realistic purchasing/trades). These are things that we hope other more important blog and news sites pick up and question EA about.

FIFA 12 release date is in 4º Quarter of 2011 in Europe for PlayStation 3, PC, iPad, iPhone, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Wii