FIFA 23 Will Include Men's & Women's World Cup, Cross-Play, Per Leaks
The upcoming FIFA 23 will reportedly include some big upgrades for the franchise, including men's and women's World Cups and the long-awaited cross-play feature, according to a leak. EA's popular football franchise has been around for 29 years now, but players have been asking for a feature that could allow them to play with friends and other fans across all platforms.
Every year, EA expands and improves upon its FIFA titles with new features and changes, and this year is no exception. For a long time, the games didn't feature women's football, so when FIFA 16 was released, it was the first entry in the series to allow fans to play as female characters. Since then, a number of gameplay additions and changes have been made across the annual releases in an effort to not only bring the titles to the latest gaming hardware, but also to keep fans coming back for more.
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Industry insider Tom Henderson has shared some of what could be in store for FIFA 23 in a new Xfire report. According to the unverified leaks, FIFA 23 could include cross-play capabilities, bringing players together across PlayStation, Xbox, and PC for the first time in its long-running history. It's also claimed that the brand will remain in place for at least this entry, despite a prior report claiming the FIFA name was bad for EA. The leak goes on to allege the game will include both men's and women's World Cups as EA expands on its licensing deals across all the major leagues. EA has also reportedly improved upon its HyperMotion Technology, allowing developers to capture more accurate and realistic movements from real football players. According to Henderson, EA did not comment on the story
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