EA Sports's FIFA video game series is one of the longest and most successful ever. Surprisingly though, each year, the new game presented by the US distributor has been more similar or more popular than the previous one.
That's not to say that players from all over the world have complained about how little EA Sports is following the game's criteria. offline, as well as promotional in-app purchases for the most popular version of Ultimate Team.
However, it looks like FIFA continues to gain popularity in Pro Evolution Soccer (PES), its biggest rival when it comes to football simulation. Don't miss everything we know (and want to see at) FIFA 21.
Presentation: When will FIFA 21 be submitted?
EA Sports decided to officially launch FIFA 20 at its EA Play event last June. We were surprised at the company's decision, which had been taking advantage of its E3 annual event to launch a new video game.
For FIFA 21, on the other hand, we think that EA Sports will return to the process of introducing a new FIFA game by the end of September. Because they are usually released on Friday, this year we bet September 25 as the launch date.
Price: How much will FIFA 21 cost?
It's still too early to know how much FIFA 21 will cost on the day of its launch, but we can be guided by the previous versions. In this way, we think it will cost € 79,99 for its version of the game.
On which platform will FIFA 21 be available?
FIFA 20 is available on PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch, so it all shows that these same platforms will be compatible with FIFA 21. There should also be PS5 and Xbox Series X upon release.
What we would like to see in FIFA 21
Little is known about until the news moment that FIFA 21 brings, so we've chosen to count what activities we'd like to see in the new format:
- Work mode development. We wish FIFA 21 to bring back that feeling of training for a real team, something that is only available at media conferences and training.
- Not too much to win in the Ultimate Team. Unfortunately, there is a direct relationship to how much you pay and how good your team is. We like the extra game based on progress.
- Developments in artificial policy relationships. The goalkeeper is the only player who has no control, so we would like him to at least make better decisions and you can count on him to defend himself.
- CLOSED. Although his performance in leagues like Spanish has caused much controversy, it probably would not have been wrong to have an assistant video referee. I would add the same drama he did in real life.
- Return of Juventus and Camp Nou. We miss playing against either Juventus or the Barcelona Football League, so hopefully that will change in the future. Without a doubt, it would give you an air of greater truth.
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