May include FIFA 23 crossplay and two World Cup events

FIFA 23 crossplay It aims to stay one step ahead of its competitors with its feature. With eFootball PES 2021, which Konami released last year, it announced the crossplay mode that allows playing together on many platforms. In this way, PS5 users would be able to compete against those on PC or other platforms. However, eFootball PES 2021 was hit with the ball, especially after the bad work on visual designs and prevented the company from sticking to its schedule.

May include FIFA 23 crossplay and two World Cup events

No updates were made to the production after EA’s flagship series released a press release in October 2021 stating that the publisher was reviewing its licensing agreement with FIFA.

According to insider information, one of the biggest changes to this year’s FIFA title is that it will introduce crossplay for the first time in the franchise’s history, bringing together FIFA players across PlayStation, Xbox and PC platforms for all game modes of the game.

Additionally, FIFA 23 will include both the men’s and women’s World Cups, and EA will expand its licensing partnership across all major leagues to create and drive a single FIFA experience that brings men and women together.

Improvements have also been made to the new Hypermotion Technology, first introduced in FIFA 22. The technology has been improved tenfold and now allows the development team to capture animations of real football players in real matches using stadium cameras, eliminating the need for Xsens teams.

This change resulted in the team being able to collect 100 times more data in a single league season than they have ever captured in the entire 29-year history of production.

While all of this will be important to the series, the biggest question remains whether EA will abandon the FIFA branding, recent trademark filings suggest that might be the case, and EA has chosen to call the series ‘EASports FC’. Still, FIFA 23 crossplay is a move expected by many gamers like us.