How to Download Fifa 19 iOS
FIFA 19 is now finally available for Android & iOS mobile Phone. This is the football simulation video game which is now developed by the EA Vancouver and published by the EA Sports finally for the almost all mobile devices. The game is first released on the the playstation as a demo and is now finally on android iOS mobile device for the gamer/users. This is the 26th installment in the FIFA series. The cover of the game features the top athlete of the FIFA Cristiano Ronaldo where as Neymar will appear on the cover of the Champions League and Ultimate Edition pack of the game.
How to Download and Install FIFA 19 on Android & iOS?
First of all, Click the download link from the button below the page given on the site. Complete the Human Verification (IMPORTANT) Download will take some time. Now you will find the game on the application list and now simply you need to allow install the game from unknown sources. Launch the game (FIFA 19). Connect Joystick (Controller) for convenience. Play the game!
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FIFA 19 iOS is optimized for the Mac OS for the first time, now the game can be played on the different Mac OS like MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, iMac Pro, Mac Mini and Mac Pro finally. The PlayStation 4 and XBOX One FIFA 19: Legacy Edition does not have a lot of the updated features like of the Microsoft Windows and Mac OS but there is updated squad and kits on the game. So this time in FIFA 19 there is also the updated stadium where the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is also available. The Controller can be connected on the Mac for the convenience for the game. PlayStation 4 Controller or XBOX One Controller can be connected with the help of the Joystick Controller app.
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FIFA 19 Android & iOS : Absolutely everything about EA Sports’ new game – demo release date, PS4 news, Career Mode, Ultimate Team, The Journey and much more
- ALL the latest FIFA 19 news HERE
- DEMO release date and details
- Career Mode budgets
- NEW stadiums
- Pre-order DEALS and latest trailer revealed
- Career mode and Champions League gameplay details
- Big news for fans of The Journey
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Anyway, let’s kick off with that all-important question…
When’s the demo coming out?
The FIFA 19 demo will likely drop in September, two weeks or so before launch.
What will be in the demo?
If E3 code is anything to go by, there will be nine playable teams in the demo.
These are as follows:
- Bayern Munich
- Juventus
- PSG
- Man City
- Man United
- Borussia Dortmund
- Real Madrid
- Atletico Madrid
- Tottenham Hotspur
Who’s the best player on the demo?
Evaluations have not been uncovered but rather Cristiano Ronaldo will probably be the most elevated appraised star on the demo.
Will The Journey be in the demo?
This has not been affirmed.
Will FIFA 19 have the Champions League?
Indeed. FIFA 19 will highlight the Champions and Europa Leagues.
Will it include the Chinese Super League?
Truly! The Chinese Super League looks set to be highlighted in FIFA 19.
It takes after a tweet seeming to demonstrate the CSL in the amusement amid an official introduction from Playstation.
Read all about the CSL in FIFA 19 here.
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It comes as Konami and UEFA ended their partnership, which ran for the past 10 years.
You can read more about Konami losing the Champions League licencehere.
Have any new stadiums been added to the game?
FIFA 19 Android & iOS will feature the brand new White Hart Lane stadium, EA Sports has announced.
The deal means Spurs fans will be able to play at their brand-new stadium on both the FIFA 19 demo and the full FIFA 19 game.
The official statement on the club’s website reads: “Tottenham Hotspur has today announced Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA), creator of the EA SPORTS™ FIFA 19 computer game series, as the Club’s Official Video Game Partner.
“EA SPORTS™ previously enjoyed a successful partnership with the Club between 2012 and 2015.”
You can read more about FIFA 19’s stadiumshere.
Tell us about the soundtrack?
Sure – you can read all about the FIFA 19 soundtrackhere
Will Ultimate Team cards look different?
Yes, FIFA fans may have just got their first look at this year’s Ultimate Team cards – after the design appears to have been leaked online.
The image shows Kylian Mbappe’s card from the upcoming game – complete with a few tweaks that give it a different feel from FIFA 18.
The big change here is the rating, which now in line with the surname, and no longer at the top left. It also features a black background to help it stand out.
Read more about the FIFA 19 Ultimate Team card design here.
Any other leagues?
Italian publication Gazzetta della Sport reported that FIFA 19 will also include the full rights to the Serie A and Coppa Italia.
You can read all about it here
Will it have cross-play?
In an interview with Eurogamer, FIFA’s creative director Matt Prior revealed cross-platform play – much like we’ve seen in Fortnite – was something EA Sports is looking into for their FIFA series.
“It’s something we often talk about,” he said.
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“There are a lot of issues to work through with various first parties. But Fortnite does that now with PC to consoles.”
Read the full FIFA 19 news here.
What are the biggest changes this year?
There are a host of new gameplay features and tweaks set to arrive to this year’s game.
Here are the most important.
Sweet spot
If you tap Circle or B just as your foot hits the ball, you massively increase the chance of striking it into the top corner.
It’s all about timing, so get it wrong and you’ll be punished with a scuffed shot.
Tactics
Game plans have been introduced this year – which are set up before a match.
Here, you can set what tactics your team has depending on certain situations – such as if they’re 1-0 up or losing a match.
Once you have made the plans, simply assign to a D-pad press and you’re good to go.
FIFA 19 Standard and Champions Editions are available to pre-order from GAME and Amazon
Unlike last year, when it was hard to see if a tactical option had been executed, there’s now a clear toggle for on-the-fly instructions.
You’re also now able to adjust your team’s width and depth, as well as instruct your full backs what kind of runs to make in attack or your centre back to cover certain areas of the pitch.
There’s greater control over your team’s defensive style, too – with new settings: “pressure after possession loss,” “constant pressure,” “drop back,” “balanced,” and “pressure on heavy touch.”
Sounds great!
Revised mini-map
A simple but welcome change.
One team will now have triangle icons, the other will have circles – so it’s easier to see who’s who.
Champions League
EA has got everything from the Champions League logo including the commentary team, Derek Rae and Lee Dixon.
It’ll also have its own mode and the ability to create custom tournaments. Amazing.
Europa League
This was slightly overshadowed by the Champions League announcement, but yes the Europa League will also be in FIFA 19.
Expect the full broadcast package, too.
General gameplay
Passing has been re-worked to feel more natural, while a active touch system allows better first touches from different parts of the body.
It also opens up the possibility of a feint attack – where, as the ball approaches, you can shift your weight one way, before going the other.
Stepovers, too, are reportedly easier to pull off and look more convincing – making it harder for your opponent to defend against.
Finally, 50/50 battles over a loose ball will now take into account more variables than last year – such as reaction time.
Who’s going to be the cover star?
Cristiano Ronaldo has been named as the FIFA 19 cover star – alongside Neymar.
The 33-year-old was revealed as the front man on Twitter – rounding off an incredible season for the Real Madrid ace.
FIFA fans will be treated to a first look at this year’s game at EA Play on June 9, which takes place a day or two before E3 (You can read our full E3 guide here).
However, with Ronaldo rumoured to be moving to Juventus this could change. Read more here.
What players will be getting new faces this year?
You can read about what players will get new faces in this FIFA 19 piece here.
We know that EA has been bust head-scanning a number of teams, so many players should get far improved looks this year.
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What players won’t be in this year’s game?
Due to retirement, injury or leagues, a number of top players won’t be in this year’s game.
Here are 8 brilliant players who won’t be in FIFA 19
The FIFA 19 demo is fast approaching – so what better time to familiarise yourself with the best players?
On close inspection of the beta version of the game, Reddit user Koondaleeni has listed out all the stars who now have five-star skills.
This list is by no means official, but the beta is certainly a good indication and is unlikely to change.
Let’s take a look:
Marcelo (Real Madrid)
Coutinho (Barcelona)
Mbappé (PSG)
Ibrahimovic (L.A. Galaxy)
Depay (Lyon)
Zaha (Crystal Palace)
Coman (Bayern Munich)
Bernardeschi (Juventus)
Corona (Porto)
Acuña (Sporting CP)
Elia (Istanbul)
Vinicius Jr. (Real Madrid)
Ødegaard (Vitesse)
Neres (Ajax)
Shaqiri (Liverpool)
For reference, here are the players with five star skill moves in last year’s game.
- Cristiano Ronaldo
- Neymar
- Ricardo Quaresma
- Ángel Di María
- Paul Pogba
- Thiago
- Franck Ribéry
- Nani
- Riyad Mahrez
- Aiden McGeady
- Hatem Ben Arfa
When will we know how much clubs have to spend on Career Mode?
Right now.
FIFA 19 isn’t even out yet but we’re already getting very familiar with the game.
Yet another leak has been doing the rounds online, this time relating to the hotly-anticipated Career Mode.
Budgets for all the clubs have been revealed. We pick out a handful here, but to see them all in more detail, visit Fifagamenews.com.
Premier League
Man City
Not quite as much to play around with as Man United, but still huge with £176,002,000.
Spurs
The London club has £79,681,000 to shop with this year.
Arsenal
Huge budget for Gooners fans – you’ll have £110,810,000 to splash on top players.
Cardiff City
Has the smallest budget in the Prem, with just £28,667,000.
Man United
Manchester United has a huge £148,897,584 to spend in last year’s game.
However, this year, the budget has risen to £195,362,000 – the highest budget in the game.
Liverpool
Liverpool had £66,882,196 in last year’s game, but will have a huge £94, 010,000 to play around with this season.
Chelsea
The West London had £82,197,496 but now have a massive £112,435,000.
What about away from the Prem, I hear you ask? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here are some of the biggest clubs from other leagues.
La Liga
Real Madrid
Los Blancos fans will have £109,1116,00 to splash on players this year – some way off Man United’s budget, but not bad.
Barcelona
The Catalan club is in second place with marginally less than Real Madrid – £106,000,000.
Atletico Madrid
In third with £60,344,000.
Ligue 1
PSG
Unsurprisingly, these guys are top of the pile by some margin, with £167,978,000.
AS Monaco
In second place is Monaco with a hefty £44,000,000 – although we did expect more.
Lyon
And in third it’s Lyon, with £32,049,000.
Serie A
Juventus
Fresh off the back of Cristiano Ronaldo joining the club, Juve has £83,758,000 to splurge.
Napoli
Coming in second with a decent £40,663,000.
Inter
Just behind Napoli with £39,559,444.
Bundesliga
Bayern Munich
Top of the pile with £112,672,000.
Borussia Dortmund
Coming in second with £63,672,000.
RB Leipzig
Narrowly missing out on second place with surprisingly low £55,007,000.
FIFA 19’s demo will reportedly land on September 13.
Gaming website TrueAchievements claim a source close to the game revealed the date – and also confirmed a section of The Journey will be available to preview.
Here’s everything you need to know about the demo – from how many teams you’ll get to play with, to the features you’ll be able to try.
How many teams will be in playable in the demo?
There have been reports that 13 teams will be playable, but so far we’ve only seen nine.
These are as follows:
- Bayern Munich
- Juventus
- PSG
- Man City
- Man United
- Borussia Dortmund
- Real Madrid
- Atletico Madrid
- Tottenham Hotspur
Amazingly, Dortmund were only recently added to the roster after the German team dumped PES and switched allegiances to EA.
It’s not known yet what stadiums will feature, but we’re almost certain there won’t be nine of them.
The demo will likely offer offline play with up to two players – and may include a playable section of The Journey, although no details have been confirmed.
There are also a host of new gameplay features and tweaks set to arrive to this year’s game.
Here are the most important.
Will I be able to play online?
No – the demo will be offline only.
How long will matches last?
You’ll be locked to four-minute halves.
What season / weather conditions are available?
Autumn / Fall / rain / clear are the available options.
Will The Journey be included?
Yes – there are reports there will be a playable section.
How big is the file to install?
Playstation 4: 7.3 Gb
XBox One: 8.0 Gb
Tactics
Game plans have been introduced this year – which are set up before a match.
Here, you can set what tactics your team has depending on certain situations – such as if they’re 1-0 up or losing a match.
Once you have made the plans, simply assign to a D-pad press and you’re good to go.
Unlike last year, when it was hard to see if a tactical option had been executed, there’s now a clear toggle for on-the-fly instructions.
You’re also now able to adjust your team’s width and depth, as well as instruct your full backs what kind of runs to make in attack or your centre back to cover certain areas of the pitch.
There’s greater control over your team’s defensive style, too – with new settings: “pressure after possession loss,” “constant pressure,” “drop back,” “balanced,” and “pressure on heavy touch.”
Sounds great!
Sweet spot
If you tap Circle or B just as your foot hits the ball, you massively increase the chance of striking it into the top corner.
It’s all about timing, so get it wrong and you’ll be punished with a scuffed shot.
Revised mini-map
A simple but welcome change.
One team will now have triangle icons, the other will have circles – so it’s easier to see who’s who.
Champions League
EA has got everything from the Champions League logo including the commentary team, Derek Rae and Lee Dixon.
It’ll also have its own mode and the ability to create custom tournaments. Amazing.
Europa League
This was slightly overshadowed by the Champions League announcement, but yes the Europa League will also be in FIFA 19.
Expect the full broadcast package, too.
General gameplay
Passing has been re-worked to feel more natural, while an active touch system allows better first touches from different parts of the body.
It also opens up the possibility of a feint attack – where, as the ball approaches, you can shift your weight one way, before going the other.
Stepovers, too, are reportedly easier to pull off and look more convincing – making it harder for your opponent to defend against.
Finally, 50/50 battles over a loose ball will now take into account more variables than last year – such as reaction time.
NOW CHECK OUT THE FIFA 19 TRAILER BELOW.
Who’s going to be the highest-rated player?
This is a tough one. The cover star is usually one of the best players and Ronaldo was the highest-rated player last year.
This year, though, we may see a number of top players with the same rating.
Who’s going to be the strongest player?
Adebayo Akinfenwa isn’t actually the strongest player in FIFA 18. Yes, you read that correctly.
The ‘Beast’ who currently plays for Wycombe Wanderers has a massive 98 score for strength in last year’s game.
However, there’s another player who trumps that feat – Seattle Sounders’ defender Roman Torres.
EA sneakily made the centre-back the strongest player on the game with a Hero Card after Panama qualified for this year’s World Cup.
You can read about more about the strongest players in FIFA 19 here.
What about gameplay – will this change?
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We’re going to say no to this one. As EA Sports looks to build the game into an esport proper, it risks annoying fans / pro gamers if changes are too drastic.
After all, the reason why CSGo is so popular is because it’s kept the same core mechanics for a long, long time.
We’ll see improvements in animation and fewer instances of ‘randomness’. The game will feel tighter, but don’t expect drastic changes.
Will there be more stadiums added this year?
FIFA 18 featured more than 70 stadiums – including new additions such as LA Galaxy’s StubHub Center, Huddersfield Town’s John Smith’s Stadium and Brighton & Hove Albion’s Amex arena.
Recently, they even added 12 more, which arrive with the World Cup mode on May 29.
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Sadly, though, there are still some notable omissions. No, we’re not just talking about the Camp Nou (PES has the license).
Here are 15 stadiums EA Sports needs to include in FIFA 19.
What about PES?
This year’s game will be vastly different to PES 2018, according to the series’ European Community Leader Adam Bhatti.
Since Bhatti was appointed to the role in 2013, Konami’s flagship football game has seen somewhat of a critical revival – with scores often trumping EA Sports’ FIFA.
Sadly, though, PES is still lagging some way behind EA’s in the sales department.
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As a result, the Japanese publisher will be ringing in the changes to ensure PES 2019 is a real contender against FIFA 19.
Click here to read about some key changes needed to give PES 2019 a fighting chance against FIFA 19.
What players are going to get downgrades / upgrades in their ratings?
Check out these 19 players who are going to get different ratings in FIFA 19 for a more in depth look.
How are ratings calculated?
Guesswork? Data collection? Statistical analysis?
Turns out it’s a mix of all three – plus one vital ingredient – Michael Mueller-Moehring.
He leads a team of 9,000 data reviewers – a network of scouts, coaches and season ticket-holders whose job it is to watch as many matches as possible.
Rather than relying on statistics, the data reviewers upload subjective feedback on every player they’ve watched – all 18,000 of them – on a secure EA Sports website.
“We have many leagues in the game; no stats provider could offer us data for all these leagues, teams and players,” Mueller-Moehring told ESPN.
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“This is also the reason why we use this online database, because it’s not possible to buy this data some way — it just doesn’t exist.”
If stats alone were used to determine players’ FIFA ratings, it would lead to inaccurate and misleading ratings.
“The stats are, in most cases, not taking into account very specific circumstances,” Mueller-Moehring explains.
“When you look at passing completion, if you play for Bayern Munich or if you play for Manchester City or if you play for Pep Guardiola, if your system is based on possession, you will have more successful passes than other players, but this doesn’t necessarily make you a better passer.
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“And when you look at attributes like trapping and ball control, there is data, but the data never gives you the specific situations. Same for tackling.”
Every now and then a relatively unknown player is signed for a team in the game. But with such little amounts of data around for them, how is a score worked out?
“All you know about this player is his name, date of birth and his position — and his position may be as precise as, ‘Oh, he’s a midfielder.’,”Mueller-Moehring says.
“We guess a little bit … until our people have seen the player in action.”
Capturing a player’s mental make-up is also massively important – but with no stats to show this, the league a player is in is used make an educated guess.
“If Messi were playing in the Irish league, his attributes would drop simply because he’s not on the highest level anymore,” Mueller-Moehring explains.
“We want to base our ratings on actual performance data.”When it comes to physical attributes, it’s much more subjective.
“There are fast and strong players in every professional league in the world,” Mueller-Moehring says.
All of the feedback is then collated into 300 different data fields and 35 specific attribute categories, which determines the overall rating.
How much is FIFA 19 going to cost?
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The same as last year’s version, most likely – starting from around £49.00 for the basic version, all the way up to £79.99, which will include some packs and bonuses.
What about lootboxes – is Ultimate Team going to change this year?
Lootboxes are gambling and are therefore illegal, the Belgian Gaming Commission has ruled.
The governing body looked at Star Wars Battlefront 2, FIFA 18, Overwatch and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and found three of the titles were in violation of the country’s gambling legislation.
Star Wars was the only title that did not break the rules because EA stripped out the game’s loot boxes after its launch debacle.
FIFA 18, Overwatch and CS:GO’s loot boxes rely on chance so are subject to Belgian gambling law.
A statement from Minister of Justice Koen Geens said the games were therefore illegal and demanded loot boxes to be removed.
Failure to do could result in EA risking “a prison sentence of up to five years and a fine of up to 800,000 euros”.
The Netherlands deemed some lootboxes illegal, however the UK’s Gambling Commission still doesn’t think loot boxes are gambling or illegal in any way.
Read the full story here.
So, Ultimate Team is going to get scrapped, right?
Nope. Despite Belgium and the Netherlands ruling that loot boxes in games such as FIFA Ultimate Team are equivalent to gambling and in violation of their laws, EA vowed to ‘continue pushing forward’ with the controversial service.
“We’re going to continue pushing forward [with FIFA Ultimate Team],” EA CEO Andrew Wilson said during a conference call with industry analysts.
“We’re always thinking about our players. We’re always thinking about how to deliver these types of experiences in a transparent, fun, fair, and balanced way for our players — and we’ll continue to work with regulators on that.”
You can read the full story here
Didn’t EA say they may not be releasing a physical version of the game this year?
Yes and no.
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In an interview with Bloomberg last year, Wilson hinted the publisher could move away from an annual release cycle and towards an update and subscriptions model.
“The greatest disruptor to the consumption of entertainment media in the last five years has been the combination of streaming plus subscription,” he said.
“It’s changed the way we watch television. It’s changed the way we listen to music. It’s changed the way I read books.
“There’s a world where it gets easier and easier to move that code around — where we may not have to do an annual release. We can really think about those games as a 365-day, live service.” Interestingly, EA looks to have already dipped its toes in the water.
Although the Madden NFL Mobile game is now three years old, it’s been continually updated at the start of every season – essentially creating a new game.
This would work by refreshing lists, faces and shape – much like the patches we’re seeing in FIFA 18’s cycle, just greater. It could even include a third season to The Journey.
The most recent PES 2018 trailer was gotten exceptionally well by gatherings of people and could be superior to FIFA 18
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PES 2018 neglected to offer almost the same number of duplicates as FIFA 18 – provoking Konami to move PES 2019’s discharge date from September to August this year
Spilling recreations is quick winding up more well known.
GeForce Now – a membership construct benefit with respect to the Nvidia Shield – offers a ‘Netflix for Games’, where the unit takes advantage of cloud preparing to ‘play’ several titles.
EA Access, which likewise utilizes a membership show, offers individuals an opportunity to preliminary a portion of the most recent diversions – and also play various more established titles in EA’s portfolio.
It must be a short time before we see a FIFA diversion utilizing a membership based model, instead of a customary discharge.
For the present, however, we’re sure things won’t change
New preparing mode will make you relentless in Career Mode
Gamescom has presented to us a truckload of new FIFA data.
EA Sports have chosen to favor FIFA fans with another trailer for the Journey: Champions, the third and last portion of EA’s well known story mode.
That, as well as film has surfaced online of another preparation highlight inside the mode.
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Will FIFA 19 be powered by Frostbite?
Yes, without a shadow of doubt. EA actually uses Frostbite across a load of their titles – including Battlefront and Need for Speed.
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It’s far easier to standardise the in-house engine, rather than having different development teams battle with multiple software.
Plus, as it’s in-house (developed by DICE), EA will save money in the long run – as they won’t have to buy the right to use engines from other developers.
This conveys us pleasantly on to the following point.
New preparing mode will make you relentless in Career Mode
Gamescom has presented to us a truckload of new FIFA data.
EA Sports have chosen to favor FIFA fans with another trailer for the Journey: Champions, the third and last portion of EA’s prominent story mode.
That, as well as film has surfaced online of another preparation highlight inside the mode.
And it looks a lot like piggy in the middle…
Players can practice passing a ball around the circle with a defender in the middle trying to tackle them.
This will be a great way to practice the new ball mechanics in FIFA 19.
Passing has been re-worked to feel more natural, while an active touch system allows better first touches from different parts of the body.
It also opens up the possibility of a feint attack – where, as the ball approaches, you can shift your weight one way, before going the other.
Stepovers, too, are reportedly easier to pull off and look more convincing – making it harder for your opponent to defend against.
Finally, 50/50 battles over a loose ball will now take into account more variables than last year – such as reaction time.
The new practice mode will also allow you to play the role of the defender, giving you a chance to come up with moves to counter the new mechanics.
This mode is sure to give you an edge over other players in Ultimate Team and Career Mode.
If you want to know more about the FIFA 19 demo click here.
What will be the biggest change in gameplay this year?
A lot of gamers were gutted that dynamic weather didn’t make the cut in last year’s game – especially as it’s something the Frostbite Engine specialises in.
You’d only need look at Battlefield 1 and Mass Effect: Andromeda to see it in action.
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While nothing has been confirmed, the introduction of realistic weather could well be a part of FIFA 19.
Speaking to Metro, EA DICE’s Patrick Bach explained why weather is so much more than just a “pretty effect”.
“We often talk about these different dimensions in Battlefield, where you have the rock, paper, scissors and then you marry that with the destruction and you create unpredictability from different angles. And with the layer of weather we actually change the way you play in a very drastic way,” he said.
“So, if you have the tactics of being a sniper and it starts to rain then you probably have to change tactics. And the same with fighter planes, once the fog rolls in it’s like, ‘Okay, this is not as effective anymore, so I probably need to go back on the ground’.
“It’s not only a pretty effect, it actually changes the way you play the game.”
Dynamic weather has featured in Konami’s Pro Evolution Soccer games for the last couple of years and drastically changes the way the game is played.
During matches, rain will sometimes fall – making it easier for players to slip and make mistakes.
If executed like this in FIFA, it would add a whole new layer of tactics to gameplay – especially in Ultimate Team.
For example, weather taking a turn for the worse could negatively affect player ground speed, passing accuracy and injury probability – giving Quick Subs more of a purpose.
Players would fall over more easily, goalkeepers could be more likely to fumble fast shots… the list is endless, and would all help add an extra level of realism to the game.
Tell us about the Nintendo Switch version? It got mixed reviews but actually played well.
Yes, it did a lot of things very, very well.
In an interview, Nintendo of France announced the game sold 73,000 units on Switch in the region. This doesn’t sound like much, but it was enough to please EA.
With that in mind, we’re almost certain to see a version of the game arrive this year.
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Now, it has to be said, the Switch version of the game received the lowest review scores out of all the current platforms.
This was due to it missing a few key features such as The Journey and revamped Career Mode.
Ultimate Team matchmaking was terrible, too – especially if you wanted to play with friends online (Nintendo’s current online infrastructure is having some work done to fix this).
Anything else about Switch we should know?
Yes. FIFA 19 will look significantly better on the Nintendo Switch than last year’s game, EA Sports has revealed.
Andrei Lazarescu, Supervising Producer for FIFA World Cup mode, told Dream Team that FIFA 19 will arrive to Nintendo’s console with vastly improved graphics – despite once again not running on Frostbite.
However, he did not ‘close the door’ on using the technology in the future.
You can read the full story here
Are there going to be Xbox 360 and PS3 versions?
FIFA 18 isn’t the same game on Xbox 360 and PS3.
While Xbox One, PC and PS4 owners enjoyed the new Frostbite Engine and The Journey – those on last-gen had neither of those features.
After a bit of digging, it seems EA plans to wind down the series on last-gen console imminently – even as soon as this year.
Speaking at the Stifel 2013 Technology Conference, EA CFO Blake Jorgensen said the publisher will continue to release titles for last-generation consoles until 2017 (via Videogamer).
While he stressed this would be the ‘earliest’ the company would drop support for the Xbox 360 and PS3, the signs are certainly moving towards FIFA 18 being a current-gen / PC exclusive.
There are still thousands of gamers who play on last-gen technology – especially given that a new console costs upwards of £200.
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It’s not the first time last-gen gamers have had a parred down version of a blockbuster game.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 (above) lacked an entire campaign mode on Xbox 360 and PS3 – with only multiplayer available.
Maybe ditching it altogether is better than essentially half a game?
What will be the standout feature for this year’s game?
A few years ago, the suggestion of a ‘virtual reality’ stadium in FIFA would be laughed at.
Now though, it’s a very real possibility. After all, why play a game using the ‘default camera’ when a VR headset could propel you into the stands, just like you’re watching the real thing?
It’s such a compelling prospect that Oculus Rift co-founder Nate Mitchell described FIFA and VR as the ‘perfect fit’.
He once told Eurogamer: “You can imagine sitting in the stands and confetti is raining down… and the four of us are sitting right next to each other and we’re controlling the players on the field — that would be an awesome VR experience.”
But just how likely is it to happen in FIFA 19?
Well, VR has well and truly taken off – with 21 million dedicated VR headsets expected to be sold by 2020.
Sony’s PlayStation VR headset has proven particularly popular – which is great news for gamers.
Since launch they’ve shifted more than 1,000,000 units.
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While the company already has a host of VR-focused games, they’re arguably still to land that true triple-A title.
FIFA 19 could be the perfect platform to propel the hardware firmly into the mainstream – especially as the company look to further capitalise on the beefed up PS4 Pro.
But for those hoping that VR will replace the controller, that’s still some way off.
EA’s Sebastian Enrique told Trusted Reviews they “haven’t found something that beats the experience when you have a controller in your hands”.
Where VR could be implemented, though, is through a camera angle – perhaps exclusive to PS4 / PC versions.
This could essentially place the player amongst fans in the stands – putting them next to a few well-rendered fans, and giving them ability to look around their seat.
They would play the game as per usual, only players would be further away – with the entire pitch visible.
Sounds great, right? But there’s a kicker.
FIFA 18 has already come under fire for input lag – which is the time taken for a button press to result in an on-screen action.
By implementing VR, it’ll likely add to this delay – not by much (a few microseconds or so), but it could make all the difference to gameplay.
As Enrique explains: “It’s tricky. The problem is that you still have lag.
“When you play a game like FIFA it really depends on reaction time and on reading the game.”
Still, as the technology continues to advance, issues such as lag should, in theory, become a thing of the past.
Whether VR makes an appearance this year is still uncertain but one thing’s for sure… it’s going to happen – sooner, rather than later.
Tell us about The Journey… will it be back?
Yes, definitely. Last year’s version was miles better than the first season, but there’s still plenty of room for improvement.
It has been confirmed that Hunter will be joining Ronaldo’s former team Real Madrid.
This is sure to shake up the storyline and the journey you take with Hunter in season three.
This was announced when ‘Alex Hunter’ made a return to Twitter after a year-long hiatus, announcing there would be some big news to come.
As this years version of The Journey is named ‘Champions’ it’s safe to assume Hunter may be participating in the Champions Leauge with his new team.
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The Journey will feature three stars and three stories
Fans of The Journey have previously followed primarily Alex Hunter’s story as he grew from an amateur player to a pro, with EA recently announcing Hunter would be joining Real Madrid in FIFA 19.
Hunter’s sister Kim Hunter and his best friend Danny Williams will be playing a much larger role in this year’s FIFA.
They have all been given a separate story that will eventually intertwine together.
The Champions League is the focus and it’s likely we will see Williams and Hunter face off in the finals for the trophy.
It has also been confirmed that the three protagonists will cross paths with ‘some of the world’s most famous footballers’.
The likes of Neymar Jr., Alex Morgan, Paulo Dybala, Kevin De Bruyne, and more will play a part in the story.
Check out the trailer below.
Customising your Hunter
One of the best features about last year’s game was the ability to customise various aspects of lead character, Alex Hunter.
Depending on how ‘Fiery’ or ‘Cool’ your Hunter was, different hairstyles and tattoos would be unlocked – making the whole experience feel more personal than before.
There were different clothes, too – which was a nice touch.
Still, as The Journey moves closer and closer to RPG territory, the level of customisation should reflect this.
Binding the gamer to just one player’s appearance seems a tad archaic, so we’d like to see the option of creating your own character.
Obviously, just like in the Mass Effect series, EA would still keep the base Hunter available for those to carry on the story – but there’s simply no good reason why we shouldn’t have a more detailed character creation tool this year.
Having your own crib and world to explore
NBA 2K18 does things The Journey can only dream of.
Developers 2K have always been pioneers in the ‘Career’ mode – after their successful link-up with film giant Spike Lee in 2016 – but they went even further last year.
They called it “The Neighborhood” and it was absolutely incredible.
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The basic idea is, rather than being stuck in a menu system, picking and choosing what hair style you want, what shoes you wear, what threads you throw on and what games you play, you instead live in “The Neighborhood”.
In a style echoing the stunning GTA V, you are free to walk around the world, visiting barbershops to get the coolest trim, the tattoo parlour to update that sleeve and even basketball courts for a bit of 1v1, 3v3 or even a dunk-off competition court.
You’ve even got your own penthouse in the dripping-with-cool town. And that’s only scratching the surface.
After all, there’s a ton to explore in ‘The Neighborhood’, from a custom T-Shirt kiosk, an NBA Store – based on the New York flagship branch – and even a team training facility and a separate gym.
It’s all part of the new ‘Road to 99’ model – which sees you define your own career as you bid to get your player that all-important 99-rating… having started as a lowly 60-rated rookie.
Add to the mix movie-like cut-scenes that truly define who you are, and choices that affect how others react to you, and you’ve got a winning recipe.
Take that, EA Sports.
Multiple endings and true player choice
Whilst EA should be praised for their RPG style dialogue wheel – there needs to be more player choice.
Far too often the “fiery” or “cool” response wasn’t extreme enough – made worse by lacklustre responses from NPCs.
We’d expect to see this built on in FIFA 19 – with extreme reactions and consequences stemming from ill-managed conversations.
We want to Hunter to storm out of a press conference if he lets questions get to him.
Or be revered by the media if he shifts praise on to the team, rather than himself after a man-of-the-match performance.
For those looking for a more ‘adult’ and ‘darker’ experience, that wont be on the cards on this year.
Speaking to Dream Team Gaming last year, EA’s Creative Director Matt Prior, said: “Everyone wants to smash Gareth Walker but we’ve got a lot of limitations in terms of what we can and can’t do.
“In terms of smacking someone, it’s something we just cannot do because instantly our ESRB rating or PEGI rating would go above and beyond ‘3’.
“So, it’s one of these things that people think we we have a blank canvas in which to work but there are a lot of restrictions we have to deal with.”
An older Hunter
This is a given but obviously we want Hunter to age.
He started the game as a promising youngster and was a more complete player in season two. Season three could see the star begin to hit his peak?
The return of Gareth Walker
Need we say more?
The relationship between Hunter and Walker was one of the best things about The Journey – so we’re fully expecting this to continue in FIFA 19.
We want Walker to be even more nasty and conniving.
Should FIFA 19 borrow anything from Konami’s PES 2019?
PES does many things better than EA SPORTS’ football offering.
Take a look at these eight key PES features that would really benefit EA’s game this year.
More celebrations
FIFA 19 will bring a lot of new things to the table – but more celebrations would be very welcome.
One thing we haven’t seen in FIFA is a shirtless celebration – something PES 2018 pulls off very well.
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“Technically it’s very, very difficult for us to {get an in-game player} to take the shirt off,” EA Creative Director Matt Prior told Dream Team Gaming.
“This is because of the morphing of the textures – it’s one of those weird things that in real life it seems to easy but from a gaming standpoint it’s incredibly difficult.”
Konami, however have managed to figure out a clever workaround.
When you score with Neymar, the camera quickly cuts to him doing a throwing action – as if he’s just pulled off his shirt.
It works a treat, and looks incredibly simple to pull off (no pun intended).
That’s not the only celebration unique to PES, though. There’s another selfie celebration that features, too.
This involves the player taking out their phone and taking a pic of themselves near the crowd.
The camera even shifts to the phone, giving the gamer a close up of the players’ faces.
Editing your own kit
One of the drawbacks with PES is the lack of official team licences.
Thankfully, there are hundreds of loyal fans who create the teams and badges from scratch, which can then be imported via USB to the game.
But why does this need to be limited to PES?
The ability to edit your own team kit, create stadiums and even update sponsors would be welcomed by many FIFA players.
It certainly jars in Career Mode when your team puts on the same strip more than a decade later.
Ratings needs a rethink
EA has made dribbling round players tougher than ever – but perhaps it’s time for a rethink?
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There are countless cases where players with much higher speed stats are chased down by slower defenders – which simply would not happen in real life.
Konami’s game has no such problem – with individual player stats accurately reflecting what they can do on the pitch.
So, Lionel Messi can dribble past five people because his dribbling stats are through the roof.
Match atmosphere
What PES lacks in licences it makes up for by capturing the spirit of the game.
Matches, especially internationals, feel like the huge spectacles they are.
While EA goes some way to address the build up, through decent commentary and player highlights, a more interactive and engaged crowd would work wonders.
We’ve seen EA step up its game this year with crowds – but there’s still more work to be done.
Camp Nou
One of the most iconic stadiums in the world is replaced by a bland arena in FIFA 18.
Sadly, as long as the relationship between Konami and Barcelona remains, Camp Nou will remain absent from FIFA for years to come.
At least FIFA 19’s Champions League licence will really help.
More responsive gameplay
One of the biggest annoyances with this year’s FIFA is input delay – the time it takes for an on-screen action to reflect a user’s command.
PES, though, seems far sharper and responsive, leading to a much more connected experience.
Now, a lot of this may be down to the engine – and the processes going on in the background.
However, FIFA 19 will be the third outing for Frostbite, so we’d hope gameplay will be tweaked for the better.
More tactics
There’s very little in the way of tactics in FIFA 18 – compared to PES, anyway.
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In Konami’s game, you’re given a daunting amount of freedom over how your team plays and lines up – making FIFA feel scripted.
Some FIFA players tend to shy away from messing around with the tactics, but there are still plenty who would welcome a system that caters to intricate changes.
Here’s hoping EA incorporates a couple of these tweaks in FIFA 19.
Stadium Editor
One of the best features in recent PES games is the stadium editor – which allows you to customise a number of aspects from netting to pitch pattern.
FIFA fans have been calling out for this feature for years, but EA is yet to do anything about it.
Imagine being able to add you own colours and flags to your home ground?
We’ve already seen that ICON flags appear in the stadium when you play with them – so surely this is doable from a technical standpoint?
What about to Career Mode?
Arguably got the most significant changes last year – making it absolutely brilliant.
Interactive negotiations were easily the standout addition – and these will return once again.
Sadly, there was a very limited amount of avatars available – so we’d like to see you be able to create your own avatar.
What about the World Cup – does EA have anything planned?
EA Sports has announced the long-awaited World Cup mode will be arriving later this month as a free update.
Landing on May 29, the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia download promises to deliver authentic gameplay, teams and stadiums in the single-biggest add-on since FIFA 14.
EA confirmed the update will be arriving on PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch. The Xbox 360 and PS3 consoles appear set to miss out on the update.
Read all about the FIFA 18 World Cup mode here.
What does EA have in store for Career Mode this year?
FIFA 18 saw Career Mode finally get some much-needed attention – but it’s still far from perfect.
Come FIFA 19 we’d want to see EA Sports push the boat out further and deliver an even more immersive experience.
Press conferences
Right now, press conferences in the game are pretty dry and do not make capitalise properly on Frostbite technology.
But, given the strong reception to the revised transfer negotiation mechanic, we can fully expect to see a similar presentation echoed in press conferences come FIFA 19.
Here, how you react would shape how the press respond – with fiery and cool responses leading to very different outcomes.
Perhaps you’re quizzed about a player who then hears what you’ve said and threatens to leave the club? The possibilities are endless.
More customisation
Having the capacity to make yourself as a director would be invited by fans – and is well inside Frostbite’s abilities.
There are just a bunch of chief symbols a gamer could look over when beginning as another supervisor.
By including more character customisation, EA would make the experience feel much more close to home.
Scenario Mode
In Career Mode, you always start from fresh – and take your team from a base level to greatness (or mediocrity / relegation if you’re as bad as I am).
But wouldn’t it be great to have a ‘Scenario Mode’ – where you’re thrust into a team mid-crisis and have to steer the ship to safety?
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Perhaps one team is in the relegation zone and you only have four matches to turn it around? Or maybe you’ve just lost your star striker and have to coach up a young replacement?
Time waits for no man, but on the last two FIFAs the ageing process is way too harsh.
After the age of 30, players begin to slow down so dramatically that by 34 they’re pretty much unable to run.
Technical attributes often decline at an alarmingly fast rate, too – regardless of the player.
You can investigate the FIFA 19 Career Mode ideas here. For a more nitty gritty take a gander at different parts of FIFA 19 Career Mode, click here.
New highlights that will change the manner in which you play Career Mode
New interactivity highlights will give you substantially more noteworthy control of your strategies and squad while out on the field.
New stamping, passing, safeguarding and strategic arranging choices which can be changed all the more smoothly mid diversion.
Look at more data on the progressions to profession mode here.
Something else we need to find in Career Mode?
All things considered, what better place to draw motivation from than Football Manager – specifically online play.
Online system amusement
Having the capacity to play Career Mode with your companions online would astonish – and it’s something FM fans have possessed the capacity to improve the situation some time.
Envision cooperating to protect your group from transfer?
Or on the other hand collaborating with four mates to play to play as Grimsby Town in the Champions League last?
It’s a big ask but perfectly doable.
You can read more about how Football Manager could influence FIFA 19’s Career Mode here.
Customise your manager
One exciting addition to career mode that has now been confirmed, is the option to customise your managers and have them host press conferences.
To see some concept images of how this may look along with information on the new UI overhaul in FIFA 19 Career mode click here.
Brand newUltimate Team icons
To absolutely nobody’s surprise, EA this Weekend announced that Ultimate team would be returning in FIFA 19.
Footy fans, however, were pleased to see that it was announced with the addition of 10 brand new icons.
All 10 players will be available to get when opening packs for your ultimate team.
People are kicking off at the new Ultimate Team Card Designs
Some Ultimate Team card plans have now been uncovered.
With a somewhat dull reaction from fans who have voiced blended perspectives to the moderate way to deal with the cards this year.
When spending your well deserved money on FIFA packs you truly need to feel like you are being compensated with something.
Read more about the new card designs here.
EA Sports could be about to drastically change the Weekend League.
Speaking to Eurogamer, creative director Matt Prior revealed EA was aware of gamer concerns that the 40-games required to play every weekend was too much.
When asked if there were changes coming to the mode in response to criticism, Prior said: “I think they’re tuning now that right now.”
He continued: “I’m not sure exactly if they’ve decided on the final amount. I know there was a lot of community feedback on that, and Rivals was directly driven by that feedback that it felt like a bit of a grind to get there.
“So I know they’re still tuning, but I’m not sure of the exact amount of games you’ll need to play in weekend league. I know they’re in flux and tuning as they do up until the launch.”
Another big announcement this year was the introduction of Survival Mode.
One of the biggest additions to this year’s FIFA is ‘Survival Mode’.
The aim of the game is simple – every time your team scores a goal, you lose a player. The first to lose five players wins.
It’s certainly a neat idea – and one that, at face value, seems somewhat inspired by the booming battle royale genre.
But according to Prior, that’s not the case.
In fact, Survival Mode was something FIFA developer EA had been working on long before the likes of Fortnite and PUBG started making waves.
“We’ve got a laundry list of features we want to do so it’s not something that was born this year,” he said.
“FIFA Street 2012 had a similar mode. We felt it was the right time now because we wanted to open up FIFA to a more casual audience.”
He continued: “We see a lot of people play Kick Off – particularly the casual guys – and previously it was a one-off game that kind of disappeared into the ether.
“So, we wanted to do multiple things with Kick Off – obviously there’s now stats tracking which makes every game meaningful in the sense that it always tracks your stats.
“Plus, we now give gamers the ability to change rules – we just wanted to inject a little bit more fun into things.
“Obviously, authenticity is and always will be a key pillar for us but at the same time, it’s important to remember that it’s a game and it’s all about having fun.
“This is especially true for those casuals who may not live and breathe football. It’s an opportunity for them to play FIFA and have a different experience.
“Likewise, for the core – if you’ve played FIFA for 10 years, this is something fresh and new. Interestingly, it’s actually the core guys who are coming up to us saying, ‘this is awesome’.
Elsewhere, EA Sports also revealed why they decided to call time on Alex Hunter’s Journey on FIFA.
Prior said it was always their intention to have a trilogy – culminating in Hunter playing in the Champions League.
“We envisaged it three years ago now – and we always envisaged it as a trilogy because that’s a trope movies followed,” he said.
“We always envisaged it that each year would tell a different level of football. Year one was him breaking out into the professional game, year two was him spreading his wings and going to LA and Europe and year three was him competing in the ultimate goal in football – the Champions League.” You can read the full story here
The La Liga league is here!
With the FIFA 19 demo hopefully coming to us in the next few weeks, EA is revealing tonnes of new features.
The latest reveals are set to change the way the game looks.
In a trailer titled ‘The Definitive LaLiga Experience,’ there are hundreds of screen grabs, tidbits and information that were announced and hinted at.
Mostly to do with, you guessed it, the Spanish league.
Check out all of the details here.
Beta footage shows Goalkeepers seem to be getting worse, not better
There is civil unrest in the FIFA community and fans aren’t happy with some early footage.
Gameplay from the FIFA 19 Beta has been doing the rounds online.
And although the game itself looks brilliant, some FIFA fans have had a lot to say about the goalkeeper mechanics.
Reddit user Deadlinee commented saying “With FIFA 19 we’ve introduced a new stat – “awareness”. Most goalkeepers will have 0 awareness so you would want one with a higher awareness stat.”
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Another Reddit user posted a clip where similarly the goalkeeper seemed to be lacking in the jumping department.
The keeper supposedly ran for the ball on his own in this clip, allowing the opposing side to net a goal.
Read more about the FIFA 19 beta here.
A number of the Arsenal first-team appears to have been downgraded in FIFA 19.
The ratings were spotted on the FIFA 19 demo, which is due to arrive on consoles in the coming weeks.
The Gunners have endured a shaky start to the season and a number of top players haven’t performed.
Goalkeeper Petr Cech, who has looked a shadow of the shot-stopper he was at Chelsea, was handed the biggest drop – plummeting from 86 to 82.
Elsewhere, Laurent Koscielny is down from 84 to 82, Shkodran Mustafi drops from 84 to 82 while Alexandre Lacazette is down from 85 to 84.
Mesut Ozil drops a massive two points from 88 to 86.
Here’s the full list of downgrades (compared with their FIFA 18 ratings) courtesy of Futhead)
Read more about Arsenal’s ratings here.
Ratings for Ronaldo, Mbappe, Agüero and many more have been leaked online
Thanks to people starting to get their hands on the demo of FIFA 19 we have had a glimpse at player ratings.
Although at this stage anything is open to being changed, these leaks often act as a good indication as to what we can expect to see when the game comes out in September.
So what are the big dogs rated at?
- Ronaldo holds on to his 94 rating
- Neymar also stay’s the same as last year with a 92 rating
- Agüero the Manchester City striker comes in at 89
One of the biggest upgrades was for 19-year-old French forward Kylian Mbappe who put in an incredible performance at the World Cup this summer.
In FIFA 17 Mbappe was a lowly 71-rated silver card.
In the FIFA 19 demo, Mbappe had an 87 rating, a bit of a jump to say the least.
Teams that have been leaked include Manchester City, Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich, Juventus, Manchester United, PSG and Tottenham Hotspur.
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Fortnite celebrations could be coming to FIFA 19.
Fortnite, Fortnite, Fortnite. It dominates social media and everything we do.
Well, this summer during the World Cup we saw more Fortnite celebrations than at a 12-year-old’s birthday party.
It only makes sense, since English teammates Harry Kane, Dele Alli, and Kieran Trippier have played the popular battle royale game on several occasions with Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins, the largest (and richest) professional Fortnite player.
A lot of the pro-footballers are young and love to play a bit of Fortnite in their downtime, who can blame them!?
Watch Ninja say ‘soccer’ in front of the three pros below.
At this year’s Gamescom Eurogamer got a chance to speak to FIFA’s creative director Matt Prior and ask him about adding Fortnite Celebrations into FIFA, he said:
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We pride ourselves on credibility so if it’s something you find in reality if a player – Griezmann, Dele Alli, those folks for the most part have a tendency to do that – if it’s something they do, at that point it’s something we would conceivably hope to imitate. Toward the day’s end, on the off chance that you watch an amusement and you see something in reality diversion, we need that reflected in our own title. So there is potential.”
Earlier proceeded to include that it could never be an immediate impression of what Fortnite are doing, it would be an impression of players activities on the pitch.
With such huge numbers of Fortnite moves getting to be standard and the Premier League just in its starting stages, we are certain to see a lot of ‘Orange Justices’ and ‘Flossing’ in the months to come.
FIFA 19 fans may not be able to play with three of the world’s biggest football nations.
Brazil, Croatia and Uruguay were missing from the team select menus in the FIFA 19 beta, which was first spotted by FIFA website Fifaultimateteam.it before being picked up by a number of YouTubers.
Although the Liga do Brazil is included, it appears EA may have struggled to acquire the licence for the countries.
This means you won’t be able to play with them on kick off or seasons.
From the CAF, Nigeria, Senegal, Tunisia, and Morocco were excluded while Costa Rica and Panama were absent from the CONCACAF locale.
CONMEBOL’s Peru wasn’t in the amusement either.
EA did, notwithstanding, add the groups to the World Cup mode – in spite of the fact that it appears as if a portion of their utilization may have been fixing to a period delicate permit that didn’t stretch out past the competition.a
Will it include the Chinese Super League?
Truly! The Chinese Super League looks set to be highlighted in FIFA 19.
It takes after a tweet seeming to demonstrate the CSL in the amusement amid an official introduction from Playstation.
