Microtransactions still loom large, but small iterative changes and the horsepower of new-gen consoles combine to make FIFA 22 feel like a worthwhile upgrade without needing anything revolutionary or terribly exciting from EA’s side.
From GI.biz: "As we begin 2023, the economic headwinds against the UK are very strong, currently facing a triple whammy of economic pressures.
According to the Consumer Prices Index (CPI), inflation rose by 11% in the 12 months to November 2022. UK taxes are some of the highest on record; new analysis by the Tax Payers Alliance has found the five year average tax burden is at a 70-year high. And consumes are not feeling very confident, with PWC reporting that consumer confidence stands at -44 – a sentiment worse than the -26 at the start of the pandemic."
A study by a leading retailer has revealed the favourite video games of 26 European countries. Who guessed Greece is a Retro diehard?
I was proper disappointed seeing a CoD for so many countries... Including my own :-(
that's a sad list.
i personally know no one who plays black ops 2 in austria tho. not sure how accurate that is ha.
Electronic Arts released its financial results for the first of the fiscal year 2023, related to the period between April 1 and June 31, 2022.
Okay cool, Now they should be able to afford the licenses and contracts for classic cars, and classic tracks, and classic drivers in future F1 games. LOL.
100% the way they'll take it I think. Probably had the idea but not enough time to implement it.
Amazing how pushing down the throat of the gamers the same heated soup will give them strong results ... mind you they are not stupid, we are ... (I did not buy a FIFA nor an F1 for ages, all they are doind is selling DLCs at full price with small incremantal improvements).
Peace
That description does not read like it should've gotten a 7.
Man up IGN, give it the score it deserves. Even your review couldn't justify a 7.
I dont know when FIFA turned into an arcade football game. Switched to PES for 2 years.