FIFA

Black Friday sales have started, and already, there are some sweet discounts on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Let's take a look at the best ones.

Superdata's recent report revealed that gamers are spent $6.5 billion in Q3 2019 on in-game purchases on PC but that only accounts for 49% of players. The rest avoided microtransactions altogether, despite FIFA 20 and NBA 2K20 releases.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare topped the UK charts second week in a row, surprising no one. Luigi's Mansion seems to have topped expectations though, becoming the fastest Switch game of 2019.

EA's shining jewel in the loot box crown, FIFA Ultimate Team, saw a 22 per cent unique player increase year-on-year, despite all the loot box condemnation. Considering that money talks, it may still be a long while until the gaming industry rids itself of surprise mechanics.

FIFA games have been one of the best and most reliable EA cash cows for a while now, and judging by FIFA 20's first few weeks - it's far from done. The only newcomer is Codemasters' racing title Grid, which debuted in fifth place.

EA's football simulator FIFA 20 has launched two weeks ago and the developer is already boasting record numbers. While it may not have sold as many physical copies as its predecessor, it sure looks like digital more than made up for it.

EA Sports' FIFA 20 is still number one on UK physical sales charts for the week ending on 05 October 2019. Ubisoft's Ghost Recon: Breakpoint managed to climb to second in its launch week.

EA's series of football simulation games, FIFA, is one of those games that never seems to leave the list of top 10 physical sellers in the UK and FIFA 20 has once again proven the franchise's popularity, becoming the biggest launch of the year.

In this graphics comparison video, we take a look at the visual differences between eFootball PES 2020 and FIFA 20 when played on PS4 Pro. Both games look spectacular but which title takes the cake? Watch our new video and you be the judge.

In this graphics comparison video, we take a look at the visual differences between EA's latest football iteration - FIFA 20 and its predecessor. With both games running on the same engine, the differences are not exactly enormous.