FC 25 on Nintendo Switch: What do we know about this year's version?
Compared to EA’s football titles of yore on Nintendo’s ageing handheld, FC 24 was a pleasant surprise, meaning that all eyes are on FC 25 on Nintendo Switch — and we’re here to tell you what we do know about this year’s version.
If you’re worried about missing out on all the trolling fun, fret not, for Switch players will be able to engage in professional fouls, allowing you to become a professional in running afoul with your mates.
Switch too (Switch 2?) will be able to make full use of the mechanic, as well as all the FC 25 Heroes that are coming to Ultimate Team.
Getting to play Career Mode on the go is sure to make the work commute a little more fun, too — just be sure not to get too heated when the other team manages to clinch it in the final minute.
But this intro is running out of steam, so let’s switch things up and get to it!
The FC 25 Nintendo Switch release date is 27th September 2024, with Ultimate Edition early access starting on 20th September 2024.
This is day-in-date with the other platforms, meaning players won’t be left looking on enviously at other players.
You might find yourself in a bit of a pickle if you also want to play The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom at launch, though, as this releases a day before.
Check out all the upcoming games to make sure you carve out time for each, as the cadence of releases is set to massively increase as the year turns to autumn and winter.
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Yes, FC 25 is available for pre-order on Nintendo Switch.
You can pre-order the standard edition from Argos for slightly less than the MSRP, or pre-order the Ultimate Edition directly from the Nintendo eShop, which will set you back considerably more.
The Ultimate Edtion will get you the following:
FC 25 on Nintendo Switch will have feature parity
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