EA Sports FIFA 21 is officially coming to Xbox One later this year on October 9, with an Xbox Series X version of the game also on the way, but yet to receive a release date.
Details on FIFA 21 are thin on the ground for now, but the game is said to feature "more ways to play than ever before - including the UEFA Champions League and CONMEBOL Libertadores," while the Xbox Series X version is specifically set to include "blazing fast load times, deferred lighting and rendering, enhanced animation technology, off-ball humanisation, and more."
You can now pre-order multiple Xbox One versions of the game from the Microsoft Store, and by buying the current-gen edition, you'll get a free upgrade to the Xbox Series X version as long as you claim it by the launch of FIFA 22. Your progress in FIFA Ultimate Team and VOLTA Football will also carry over to the next-gen console.
EA says that more details on FIFA 21 will be revealed in the summer.
What are you hoping to see from FIFA 21 later this year? Let us know in the comments.
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[source ea.com]
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What's the next level program? Is that a worse Smart Delivery thing EA is doing?
@Emob It's basically just their own version of it, with the restriction that you have to claim the free copy by the launch of Madden NFL 22/FIFA 22 respectively.
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