If you've enjoyed EA's FIFA soccer video game series more than the years, you have likely noticed that as detailed because the game has turn out to be, it's lacked one aspect of the modern game-tournaments.
Late last month, EA introduced a free of charge update to FIFA 18 to include things like each of the teams, players, jerseys, balls, and stadiums in the 2018 Planet Cup tournament set to start on June 14.
EA announced this week it had acquired the rights to arguably the world's second-largest international tournament, the UEFA Champions League. That competition had previously been a part of Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer franchise. UEFA, European soccer's governing physique, chose to finish the partnership in April.
Now you'll be able to play as international superstars like Cristiano Ronaldo or this year's breakout star Mo Salah in matches from club games to huge tournaments, and then for the world stage, all in a single game.
At a presentation at the E3 video game conference in Los Angeles June 10, EA announced that the next iteration with the game, FIFA 19, might be released Sept. 28. It'll also function enhanced gameplay, extra total tactical manage over teams, and a new version of the story mode, “The Journey.”
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