Electronic Arts announced yesterday that FIFA 21 will not have the usual demo fans and users are used to weeks before launch. The news was also announced via networks and without a press release or official statement from the web.
“We are not releasing a demo for FIFA 21”, Reads the official tweet from the EA SPORTS FIFA account. “Instead, we have made the decision to focus our development team’s time on delivering the best all-round gaming experience for current and next-generation consoles.”
In any case, the trial version of EA Play will not be affected, which is not surprising since it is the full game but with a time limit. And, now that EA Play is on Steam, this year more users than so far will be able to download this trial version.
FIFA 21 will be available worldwide October 9th of this year for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC via Steam and Origin, and it will come to Google Stadia this winter. The new generation will also be available with FIFA 21 in PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. the next-gen version promises faster loading times, lighting, and lazy rendering with improved animation technology and greater humanity in its players among others.
AND A SPORTS FIFA 21 will also offer the functionality Dual Entitlement, with which players can upgrade their video game from PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5, or from Xbox One to Xbox Series X at no additional cost. Exceptions to the offer apply. Physical disks cannot be upgraded on diskless consoles. We leave you below with the last video with fifa 21 gameplay.
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