Rumor: 2K Acquired License To Develop The Next FIFA Game
EA Has Removed All FIFA Games From The Switch eShop
As reported previously, EA Sports FC 24 marks EA’s departure from its partnership with FIFA when producing soccer titles – with subsequent games to do away with the “FIFA” branding altogether. Well, it looks like EA and FIFA’s break-up is now taking place retroactively as well.
FIFA And EA End Partnership, FIFA Game Series Rebranded “EA Sports FC”
After nearly 30 years, the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) and Electronic Arts (EA) have ended their long-running video game partnership.
Here Are The UK’s Top 10 Best-Selling Physical Games For The Past Decade
Earlier this week, we reported on the UK’s best-selling physical games during 2019 – with Nintendo taking some top spots. But how did Nintendo fare in the years past?
EA CEO States That Switch Owners Prefer To Play EA Games On Other Platforms
EA has had a rocky relationship with Nintendo consoles which compared to other platforms, don’t receive as much support.
Frostbite Engine Support For Nintendo Switch Has Been Reconfirmed
Late last year we reported on the Frostbite Engine (which is the game engine EA primarily use for their games) was now supported for Nintendo Switch via a discovery by Doctre81 on Linkedin.
EA Titles Such As The XB1/PS4 Version Of FIFA 20 Could Be Coming To Nintendo Switch This Year
Today we have some exciting information to share with you all regarding more EA titles possibly coming to Nintendo Switch starting this year.
EA Responds To Misleading FIFA 19 Nintendo Switch Promotional Material
Today, EA has responded to backlash of them falsely promoting the FIFA 19 Futmas event for Nintendo Switch which is not even available on the platform!
EA Caught Falsely Advertising FIFA 19 On Nintendo Switch
Today EA and Nintendo are under fire with them possibly falsely advertising the Nintendo Switch version of FIFA 19.
Game Review: FIFA 18 – World Cup Update (Switch)
Oh my, how things have changed in six months time. When I last reviewed FIFA 18 on the Switch, I walked away just a little underwhelmed at the experience. It wasn’t what I was used to on more powerful consoles. The engine was different, the game played slower, there were less modes and features. And while all of that remains somewhat true, I’ve put countless hours into FIFA 18 since then. I played it on the airplane to and from San Francisco for the NISA event. I play it in bed nearly every night. I kill time with it. It’s probably one of the best and most efficient gifts I’ve ever received. In a gaming sense, FIFA 18 on the Switch became my comfort food.