FIFA is a football game that has left its mark in the game world and has been waiting for the new version of game lovers for years. This football game, which has sold over 325 million copies by 2021, can be played on PC and various game consoles, One of the most loved series of all time.
However, in the FIFA series produced by the game company Electronic Arts (EA), the year 2024 marks the end of an era. The cooperation between the International Football Association (FIFA), which gave its name to the game, and the game, which has been going on for 30 years, is coming to an end. With the expiration of the FIFA license, the name of the game will change in the new version. Electronic Arts announced that the name of the new game will be EA Sports FC 24. EA touted the new name as the start of an exciting new era. It is said that in order for EA to protect the FIFA name, the International Football Association demanded 1 billion dollars for each four-year new license right from the company, and EA did not accept this.
Despite losing the FIFA license and changing the name of the game, Electronic Arts states that in the new FC 24, more than 30 leagues, more than 100 stadiums, more than 700 teams and more than 19 thousand football players will be protected in the new game. EA also assured that fans will be able to play every previously featured game mode in the new version as well.
However, the name ‘FIFA’ may not go down in history in the game world. FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced that they are working on a new game that will rival EA Sports FC. FIFA President Infantino confirmed for the first time that they are working with a number of third-party producers to provide gamers with more choice beyond just matching the FIFA name to a single company, EA. Infantino announced that the FIFA name will continue with a new game, saying “You can be sure that the only real game with the FIFA name will be the best game available for players and football fans.”
THE ADVENTURE STARTED IN 1993
The first game in the FIFA series was released towards the end of 1993 under the name FIFA: International Soccer. While the first game had 16-bit graphics, only national teams were included in the game. The goal of the teams was to qualify for the World Cup. Player names were fictitious. Later, FIFA 95, the improved version of this game and added some leagues, was published, and at the end of 1995, FIFA 96, the first 3D graphics version of the game, was released. For the first time in this game, the players took part with their real names. Since then, one game has been published every year. New versions of the game are released every year in September or October with the name of the following year.
In each new version, brand new features appeared before the game lovers. For example, with FIFA 97, the ability to play on multiple computers or consoles via LAN came for the first time. In the following years, the first example of the career mode, where players can play for seasons, emerged. In addition to the leagues, leagues such as the Champions League and the Europa League were added to the game. Over the years, the graphics began to become more and more realistic. The gameplay and the ball control and movements of the players have improved every year with the help of artificial intelligence. Even goal celebrations have become manageable by game lovers. Recently, women’s football teams and leagues have been added to the game.
Career mode has also been improved. The game has evolved to play as if teams are being managed by a real manager. Every year more leagues, more stadiums and more players have been added to the game. Many game modes have been added to the game over time, such as managing a team through a single player or building a fictional football player’s career, training modes.
So what awaits us at EA FC 24? It is anticipated that the gameplay of the game, which is expected to be released at the end of September, will have much more realistic animations than the previous game. It is estimated that the online career mode, which is expected to come with FIFA 23, but does not come, will be presented to users with this game.
Sources: Dexerto, Gamespot, Goal
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