FIFA 23 comes out in just a couple of weeks, and there are a bunch of new features to anticipate with the differences between next-gen and current-gen determining how excited fans should be.
EA’s last FIFA doesn’t come out until the end of September, but the publisher has been announcing lots of new information. The release date for the Web app has been confirmed along with when you can download the Companion application on mobile, and they both come out one week before the Ultimate edition early access.
The Ultimate edition will give you both versions of the game, and there’s lots to look forward to for when early access comes out.
FIFA 23 | Reveal Trailer
BridTV
10927
FIFA 23 | Reveal Trailer
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/o3V-GvvzjE4/hqdefault.jpg
1057666
1057666
center
13872
FIFA 23 new features
Two of the new features for FIFA 23 are the debut of the Women’s Super League and the inclusion of the Qatar World Cup.
There’s also the introduction of crossplay and cross platform multiplayer from day one, and Hypermotion is expanded upon with Hypermotion 2. This makes gameplay even more realistic with ‘6,000 true-to-life animations’.
EA also claims that free kicks, penalties, and corners are improved with more realistic physics. Players will be able to choose where to make contact on the ball to change direction, trajectory, and curl.
Ultimate Team largely remains the same, but there are three new Icons, as well as a brand-new lineup of FUT Heroes. Lastly, its Career Mode that has received the most exciting changes.
Per EA’s Career Mode deep dive pitch notes, there’s lots of new ‘dynamic’ cinematics in both Player and Manager career. These include cut-scenes such as your Player undergoing medical at a new club, and your Manager dealing in the transfer market.
In addition, instead of having to create your own Manager, you will be able to play as one of the 350+ authentic coaches available. This means you could play as Pep at Man City, Klopp at Liverpool, Conte at Tottenham etc.
Next-gen vs current-gen differences
The FIFA 23 next vs current-gen differences are huge.
PC players will be happy to hear that the version on computers is finally the same as what’s offered on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Unfortunately, it is not the same for PS4 and Xbox One.
Hypermotion 2 is again exclusive to next-gen copies, so is many of the new gameplay mechanics. Below is a list of what’s exclusive to PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC (via Eurogamer):
- Hypermotion 2
- Technical Dribbling
- Machine Learning Jockey system
- AcceleRATE
- Controlled, Explosive, and Lengthy sprints
- Composed Ball Striking
- Kinetic Goalkeeper vs Header Battles
- New impact physics
- High fidelity Net Interaction physics
- New match scenes (crowds, chants, build-up etc.)
In other news, All new FIFA 23 FUT Icons with ratings, returning and non-returning players
Be the first to comment