EA SPORTS unveils first look at FIFA 21 for PS5 & Xbox Series X EA SPORTSEA SPORTS has officially unveiled FIFA 21, and given fans of the long-standing football sim franchise a scintillating first-look at what the 2020 installment will look like when it arrives on next-generation consoles later this year. In the \u201cFeel Next Level\u201d trailer, revealed by the FIFA publishers during the EA Play Live 2020 event on June 18, Paris Saint-Germain superstar Kylian Mbapp\u00e9 is seen standing over the penalty spot at Le Parc des Princes. He\u2019s preparing to shoot. The whole stadium is lit up, despite it being night time. PSG is facing off against English champions-elect Liverpool. There\u2019s rain on the camera, and beads of sweat rolling down a realistic-looking Mbapp\u00e9\u2019s face. This is what FIFA 21 will look like on next-generation consoles like the PlayStation 5 and the Xbox Series X. We may not have been treated to proper in-game footage, but EA made sure to slap \u201cgame engine footage\u201d on the trailer. Electronic Arts are going all out on the generational switch consoles will be going through this year, it seems. FIFA 21 is expected to release on October 9, and it\u2019s going to be huge. Don\u2019t just let us tell you though \u2014 take a look for yourself: First look at #FIFA21 and #Madden21 on next-gen consoles! #EAPlay \u2014 Dexerto Sports (@DexertoFC) June 18, 2020 EA reveals first-look at FIFA 21 next-gen engine There\u2019s plenty on offer in the EA Play trailer. It also includes a handful of shots dedicated to EA NFL franchise Madden. Global powerhouses like, Liverpool, Dortmund, Atl\u00e9tico Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, and more are also featured. On top of the players and clubs, the trailer shows off FIFA\u2019s \u201cnew deferred lighting system\u201d. EA believes this should create \u201cultra-realistic football experiences\u201d and \u201cenhance the game in every part of the stadium.\u201d The FIFA publishers also confirmed their 2020 release would overhaul player bodies for both of their franchises. These \u201creimagined\u201d core files should take each of the in-game avatars to \u201ca whole new level of realism,\u201d the devs said. Load times, controller haptics, match AI set for upgrades Graphics aren\u2019t the only thing EA has promised to \u201ctake to the next level\u201d when their sports titles arrive on PS5 and XSX either. The generational switch will also bring \u201cblazing fast load times\u201d and \u201cimmersive controller haptics,\u201d EA revealed. Finally, FIFA 21 will allegedly turn the humanization of its AI players all the way up to eleven, the publishers said in their post-trailer wrap. \u201cFrom adjusting shin pads in the 89th minute to screaming for passes, player humanization unlocks the most authentic behaviours ever seen in sports games. This lets you feel all the emotion of football at the highest level,\u201d they said. FIFA 21 is already available to preorder for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC here. Make sure you stick with us on Twitter @UltimateTeamUK for all the breaking news in the lead up to the big release on Friday, October 9.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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