April 14th 2023.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) After 23 years, EA is bringing a fresh change to their FIFA series - EA Sports FC. Although the name has changed, EA is eager to assure fans that everything they love about FIFA will remain. With 19,000+ athletes, 700+ teams, and 30+ leagues, the authenticity and immersive nature of their games will be a non-negotiable part of EA Sports FC's future.
EA aims to strive for innovation with their new game, with gameplay changes and tweaks that would have happened regardless of the name change. David Jackson, the brand's Vice President, stated on LinkedIn that ‘a deep commitment to innovation will be apparent in everything we look to achieve in the virtual world of football, as well as the real one’.
With EA's renewal of the exclusive rights to use the Premier League clubs in video games, EA Sports FC looks to be just as exciting and promising as FIFA. So, long-time fans can rest assured knowing that their beloved FIFA experience, albeit with a new name, will still be around!
After a long time of familiarity, EA is bringing a new name to its popular FIFA series: EA Sports FC. While this change may initially be concerning, EA is keen to assure fans that they will still get the same great experience they've come to expect. David Jackson, the brand’s vice president, has said: ‘Everything players love about FIFA will remain. The authenticity of 19,000+ athletes, 700+ teams and 30+ leagues is paramount. They’ll still be fully licensed and the immersive nature of that realism will be a non-negotiable part of our FC future.’
EA is also committed to continuing to innovate the game's features and gameplay, even without the FIFA licence. Although the World Cup will no longer be part of the game, Jackson is confident that fans will still be satisfied with the game experience.
To spread the message, Jackson shared his words via LinkedIn, allowing people to be as informed as possible. Ultimately, this change is an exciting and positive one, and we are looking forward to the reveal of EA Sports FC later in the summer.
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