It's a fact that EA even admits to (though probably not enough to turn away those that don't know better), with a line tucked away in the FIFA 23 product description that reads: The FIFA franchise's outings on the Nintendo Switch have been a long-running joke in the gaming industry, with each yearly release being little more than a reskin of the year prior.Īnd that has been going on for five years now and remains true for the recently released FIFA 23 Legacy Edition, meaning that the FIFA 23 game that Nintendo Switch users receive is FIFA 19 in all but name, with only superficial changes to kits and up-to-date squads providing any markable difference. FIFA 19, is that you? Answer: Pretty much. You can use several different controllers and display configurations and split Joy-Con™ support.EA has done it again, with FIFA 23's Nintendo Switch game being essentially a reskin of FIFA 19. The good thing is that, with Nintendo Switch, you can play FIFA anytime, anywhere. Instead, you are paying for a roster update. Gameplay looks similar to the one we had on Xbox 360, and there are no Rivals or FUT Champions in Ultimate Team mode. Tournaments – Licensed and Custom, including the UEFA Champions League ĮA makes it clear that FIFA 23 on the Switch is a Legacy Edition with very limited features and no innovations, so be sure you know this before buying it.
In the FIFA 23 Legacy Edition you are able to experience the following modes, with the same features from FIFA 22: The gameplay innovation is the one from FIFA 21 and FIFA 22 without any new development or significant enhancements. This edition features squad updates for the upcoming season, women’s club teams and an updated presentation (in-game menus and broadcast overlays) but no new game modes. It also includes some of the world’s most famous stadiums, including some brand new to FIFA 23. The EA SPORTS™ FIFA 23 Nintendo Switch Edition launches on September 30, featuring the latest kits, clubs, and squads from some of the top leagues around the world.
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