FIFA 23 will reportedly allow crossplay and have men/women World Cups
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Key notes
- FIFA fans, we're getting some pretty huge improvements for the game this year.
- For the first time in history, the beloved title will have crossplay for PC, PS, Xbox.
- Also allegedly coming are World Cup events for both male and female players.
- Expect FIFA 23 to be released sometime toward the end of this year, as usual.
No need to ask if you are a FIFA fan or not, as most of us have surely tried the popular sports simulator at least in our lifetime.
There have been a lot of talks in regards to the next title in the series and what changes or improvements it could bring to the sequel.
Not long ago, there were some who speculated that the upcoming FIFA title will be free to play, although highly unlikely considering the massive clientele.
However, FIFA 23 will also unlock a feature that many have asked for during the years and will surely be a huge success.
PC, PlayStation and Xbox players will all clash in FIFA 23
It goes without saying that one of the biggest changes to this year’s FIFA game is that it will feature cross-play for the first time in the series’ history.
This means that all FIFA players across the PlayStation, Xbox, and PC platforms will be able to play and compete together in all of the available game modes.
Surely this will make things a lot more interesting and challenging, as if they weren’t already. PC players will now feel the wrath of controller users and vice versa.
But that’s not all, because, FIFA 23 will also allegedly have both the men’s and women’s World Cups, which will make the already harsh online sports community even more competitive.
This is a result of EA expanding its licensing partnership across all the major leagues to drive and build a single FIFA experience that brings males and females together.
You might also like to know that there have been improvements made to the game’s new Hypermotion Technology as well, which was introduced in the previous FIFA game.
The technology has been since enhanced, allowing developers to capture animations from real footballers in real matches using stadium cameras, eliminating the need for Xsens suits.
It will surely be another hit, as have pretty much most of the previous FIFA games have been so far. The release date should be, as usual, towards the end of the year.
Which will be your go-to team in FIFA 23? Share your thoughts and opinions with us in the comments section below.
