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  • FIFA 21

    EA removed a FIFA microtransaction ad that was aimed at kids

    by 
    Kris Holt
    Kris Holt
    09.30.2020

    It promoted FIFA Points, which are used to unlock FUT packs, in a toy magazine.

  • EA/Respawn Entertainment

    EA's return to Steam starts with 'Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order'

    by 
    Kris Holt
    Kris Holt
    10.29.2019

    In the near future, you'll be able to buy new EA games through Steam once again, and start them directly from Valve's launcher. The publisher is teaming up with the storefront to offer the EA Access service there as well. Their tie-up will get underway next month, when you'll be able to buy Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order through Steam. Respawn's take on the Star Wars universe is set to arrive November 15th and Steam pre-orders open today.

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    EA leaks personal data for 'FIFA 20' Global Series players (updated)

    by 
    Kris Holt
    Kris Holt
    10.03.2019

    EA opened up registrations for the FIFA 20 Global Series competition today. However, those trying to register noticed that the sign-up page displayed personal details of players who had already done so. They saw usernames, email addresses and dates of birth, among other information.

  • EA Sports

    FIFA 20's Volta mode is good enough to be its own game

    by 
    Aaron Souppouris
    Aaron Souppouris
    08.20.2019

    There's a lot to Volta, FIFA 20's new street soccer mode. Rather than a one-off sideshow to the main game, it's actually multiple offline and online game styles and a full story campaign, rolled into a cohesive and enjoyable package. Off the bat, there are three main game styles, which will be familiar to anyone that's kicked a ball around with friends. You can play with rush keepers (a term for having no defined goalkeeper) in teams of three or four. This style has tiny goals and barely any rules apart from quick free kicks for blatant fouls. Then there's street with keepers, which uses larger futsal goals and dedicated keepers, but is similarly light on rules. The last style is futsal, which plays as you'd expect if you've ever watched it: Five-a-side with keepers, kick-ons and corners, on-the-fly substitutions, accumulated fouls leading to penalties and an actual referee who will dish out yellow and red cards. All of the modes ditch the stamina, fatigue and injury systems of the regular game.