FIFA developers EA Sports are reportedly looking at making the series 'Free-to-Play', from FIFA 26 onwards.
This week, Konami announced a new game' eFootball, and Free-to-Play. Upon this announcement, many wondered when and if FIFA would follow suit and go Free-to-Play itself.
It's not going Free-to-Play with FIFA 22, but according to a new report, FIFA 26 will be Free-to-Play.
The Cross-Platform play could finally be implemented next year after huge demand.
That means players can play with or against each other no matter what console they have.
You will face your mate even if you're on PlayStation and he's on Xbox. You will make the Ultimate Pro Club across every console on FIFA 26.
FIFA 21 is a definite step in the right direction on the football pitch. While a few issues are apparent, there are always opportunities to make the next game better. Hopefully, they can carry the positive momentum to FIFA 22. While we wait to find out first-hand, here’s what we and many other players want to see in FIFA 22.
According to FIFA 22 rating database: Algeria is a new national team in FIFA 22. Also, Portugal and Belgium women's national teams have appeared on the list. They are the newly added women's national teams of FIFA 22.
In this method, you buy popular modified cards on the market or modify them yourself and offer them overpriced on the transfer market.
Anyway, I can't wait to hear more about the partnership between EA Sports and Lega Serie A. As we talked about the Lega Serie A License, we have to mention some new things about the one of UEFA Europa Conference League & AS Monaco.
