FIFA 23 on Switch impressions here
"[When playing with one Joy-Con, obviously you don't have the [right] stick, he said. "You don't have as many buttons, [and] you only have the two bumpers, instead of triggers and bumpers. We created a custom scheme for this, called Four Button Mode FIFA 23 coins. The advantage of it, is that with just one console, you can play FIFA 1v1, without buying anything else.
"You can knock the ball ahead of you by double tapping the sprint button. [For chipped shots and finesse shots,] you can use modifiers--[but] you can't use skill moves. "Is this the ideal way to play the game? No," Lazarescu declared. "It's just a way for people to play the game."
We played the portable version of this year's football behemoth at E3, and you can check out our FIFA 23 on Switch impressions here. The version does include Ultimate Team, which EA revealed last month. The popular multiplayer mode will include a new feature called Stories, in which classic players will receive three rare cards for different stages in their career. Lots more is coming to FUT this year--check out all the new features here.
FIFA 23 was first revealed in June, and it launches for PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox 360, and PC on September 29. Customers who preorder the Ronaldo Edition or Icon Edition will get to play it three days early, while EA Access and Origin Access members can enjoy a 10-hour trial on Xbox One/PC starting September 21.
EA has revealed a bunch of new FIFA 23 details and has offered the first proper look at some gameplay. The company held a Twitch stream event yesterday in which it showcased a new trailer, new Ultimate Team features, and a full 2v2 match. In addition, the Switch version of Ultimate Team was further detailed cheap FUT 23 coins, and we got to see new Icons (this season's version of Legends) for the first time.
