In essence, it’s a stripped back version of FIFA 20 and indicative of its approach to the series on the Switch. I'd argue that a lack of EA games on Nintendo systems would actually be a welcome thing, since most of EA's recent internal output consists of slot machines themed around sports and beloved franchises/studios that have been driven into the ground.

I wouldn't say it's the end [of parity], necessarily for Switch, we don't know what the future holds," McHardy concluded. net is owned by Gamer Network Limited, a ReedPop company and subsidiary of Reed Exhibitions Limited.EA does at least usually put some effort into its yearly games, be that through new modes or what have you. EA has dubbed the Switch version FIFA 20: Legacy Edition and packs into that all too telling name nothing more than FIFA 19 with a roster and jersey design update.

In other words, a lack of realism for a game that touts itself as the pinnacle of footballing excellence. It will also feature some of the world’s most famous stadiums, including a number brand new to FIFA 20. There is absolutely zero trace of Volta in the Switch version of FIFA, meaning Nintendo fans are completely left out of arguably the biggest addition to this year’s instalment. It really adds to the flow of a game; how dearly I miss flicking the ball up in the air when receiving a pass and unleashing a powerful on goal when I go back to playing FIFA on the Switch.That's why they are putting in the bare minimum as they would be in breach of contract if they failed to release entries on Switch. Set Piece Refresh: A system refresh that gives deeper options for aiming direct free kicks and penalties, introducing more skill-based mechanics for striking that are more rewarding than ever. Nintendo should just deny EA the rights to publish on the Switch at this point if they're not going to support the system properly. Well, we hope the weather is good, because the only way you’ll be getting street football on the Switch is by taking it outside and playing in an alleyway.