FIFA 22 will be coming later this year, but will we finally see a cross-platform title from EA?
Here is what we know so far.
Cross-Platform
Despite a Next Gen launch for the current FIFA title – FIFA 21 – we’ve yet to see EA incorporate cross-platform gaming into their hit football sim.
They shut down rumours of cross-play in FIFA 21 fairly swiftly, addressing the question over on social media with the following comment:
“You won’t be able to play across console generations or cross-play in FIFA 21”
But how about in FIFA 22? A year down the line from the release of the Next Gen consoles, will now finally be the time to give cross-play the green light?
Will Cross-Play be available on FIFA 22?
Currently, we have had no confirmation as to whether EA will be incorporating cross-platform gaming into FIFA 22.
But with that said, we are hopeful to see Microsoft and Sony join forces on FIFA 22.
Cross-platform gaming has become more and more common over the last 12 months.
The likes of Fortnite, Rocket League and Call of Duty Warzone all feature cross-platform gaming, as the bridge between Microsoft and Sony has begun to narrow.
There would be a number of features that would remain console-specific though – the likes of the Weekend League competitions as to ensure there is a clear divide between PlayStation and Xbox for ranking purposes – but the likes of FUT Friendlies and Pro Clubs could well be on the cross-play agenda.
As always, we’ll keep you up to date with any developments on this story in due course so be sure to keep an eye on RealSport101 for all the latest.
