FIFA

The latest trailer for Next-gen FIFA 21 hits the bar, and leaves us holding our heads with both hands, but many new implemented features are sounding very promising and we can't wait to upgrade our FIFA 21 on December 4.

EA Sports have announced that David Beckham, the footballer who needs no introduction, will be coming to FIFA 21 players as a freebie, provided you play the game by January 15, 2021.

EA have launched the Title Update #5 for FIFA 21, introducing changes to just about every mode and aspect of the game, most notably defending strategies and their stamina costs.

Today, EA Sports have shared first proper screenshots from the next-generation version of their football simulation FIFA 21. We got two screenshots showcasing Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold and Atletico Madrid's Joao Felix.

Should the realism and authenticity of presentation and licenced leagues, clubs and competitions translate to the pitch itself as well? Maybe in the next-gen FIFA 21.

FIFA 21 just got patched up to version 1.06 on PC, bringing many bug fixes and improvements to the game, but console gamers are going to have to wait a little bit, as usual.

Last year, Dutch authorities decided to impose a fine of 250,000 euros per week if EA decide to keep loot boxes in FIFA games. The publisher appealed the decision but have lost the battle today, as the judge has rejected their objections.

Electronic Arts have already rolled out FIFA 21 and Madden NFL 21 for the current generation of consoles, and now they revealed that PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X versions are coming in December.

For the first time in the history of FIFA Ultimate Team, PC players have managed to hit 1 million live transfers on the FUT Transfer Market, and they're overjoyed because of it.

It looks like Electronic Arts' legal department will be en route to Canada soon, where the company faces a class-action lawsuit over EA's - you guessed it - loot boxes.