As this September comes to a close, we are near towards yet another anticipated game release of the year 2020. Fifa 21 is a football simulation game from EA. The game recently received a beta and the community reaction was mixed. Here’s are some important details on Fifa 21 and its release.
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FIFA 21 System Requirements And Release Date
The official system requirements for the PC platform are:
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
OS: 64-bit Windows 10
Processor (AMD): Athlon X4 880K @4GHz or Equivalent
Processor (Intel): Core i3-6100 @3.7GHz or Equivalent
Memory: 8 GB
Graphics card (AMD): Radeon HD 7850 or Equivalent
Graphics card (NVIDIA): GeForce GTX 660 or Equivalent
Online Connection Requirements: 512 KBPS or faster Internet connection
Hard-drive space: 50 GB
RECOMMENDED REQUIREMENTS
OS: 64-bit Windows 10
Processor (AMD): FX 8150 @3.6GHz or Equivalent
Processor (Intel): Core i5-3550 @3.40GHz or Equivalent
Memory: 8 GB
Graphics card (AMD): Radeon R9 270x or Equivalent
Graphics card (NVIDIA): GeForce GTX 670 or Equivalent
Online Connection Requirements: Broadband Connection
Hard-drive space: 50 GB
Release Date: FIFA 21 will be releasing on 5th of October for the consoles and PC. There will also be a version for the Playstation 5 and Xbox Series S and X when they release later this year.
Where To Preorder?
You can go to EA’s official website to preorder the game for your platform of choice(or just click here). There are 3 options to choose from – standard, champions and ultimate edition. The pre-order bonuses include anything from Gold Packs and FUT points to a career mode called Homegrown Talent, depending on the version you choose to purchase.
EA has also started a Dual Entitlement Program which includes a free upgrade to the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series S/X version if you buy a copy of FIFA 21.
What’s New In FIFA 21?
FIFA 21 looks to bring some new stuff to the table this year. Let’s do a quick rundown of them
- Improved controller haptics for the newer systems.
- Improvements to the career system with the option of a new Active Training System.
- More nuances to the general gameplay with more moves and strategies.
- New icons, including Xavi and Fernando Torres.
- Introduction to FUT-Co-op, a mode that allows you and friends to complete co-op objectives.
All of this new stuff coupled with subtle tweaks, graphical upgrades and more clubs rounds up to be a pretty complete package.
This is all we have as of now on FIFA 21. What are your thoughts on this game? Tell us about it in the comments and for more video games and anime, stay tuned to The Profaned Otaku.
