What Companies Should Publish Future FIFA Titles
FIFA has parted ways with long-time publisher EA Sports, and is now looking for new publishers for its ultra-popular gaming franchise. Over the past three decades, FIFA titles have ruled the sports genre, selling millions of copies worldwide and creating one of the largest fanbases in gaming. However, with the dissolution of the EA Sports partnership, future FIFA titles have the potential to now rival EA Sports with a different publisher. With FIFA 23 slated to release this year and mark the end of the EA Sports-FIFA partnership, fans are wondering where the soccer governing body will look for future titles.
There are many top publishers that could potentially pick up the FIFA license and release a game that can rival EA Sports' future soccer titles. From industry giants, to publishers that have released soccer games in the past, FIFA has many avenues it can take; not only releasing its next line of games, but also improving on what has already released.
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Arguably EA Sports’ biggest rivals, 2K Sports have found massive success with franchises like NBA 2K and WWE 2K, with its most recent installments being some of the best games released by the publisher. While 2K Sports have not had an easy road, they have proven that even if they release a game that fans are not happy with, they are able to turn it around and make significant changes to ensure that each game gives fans exactly what they are looking for. This was most noticeable with WWE 2K22, where 2K Sports decided to take a year off from the annual release schedule to ensure the game was good for players.
The recent FIFA titles have been plagued with issues put forward by the fans, particularly regarding the
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