FIFA 21 will not support any form of cross-play

EA has explained that FIFA 21 will not support cross-play on any platform. With the arrival of the Xbox PS5 and Series X, many publishers hoping to keep their players together to allow cross-play on the same console family, even if the traditional cross-play is not supported.

Unfortunately, this is not what FIFA 21 will do. EA has confirmed that the game does not support cross-play with fashion, even within the same family of consoles. publisher asked specifically, through Direct FIFA Twitter accounts, whether the person who bought the game in PS5 will be able to play with their friends in the PS4, or whether the player Xbox Series X will be able to join a game of friends on Xbox One. The answer is no.

Now, another early sign of coming is the next-gen title will not always be compatible with the current-gen counterparts, as well as yet to be cross-platform. Account Direct Communications FIFA's official Twitter and asked how the development of cross-platform play will work in FIFA 21, and the answer will surely disappoint many fans. According to EA account, FIFA 21 will show no cross-play and only the progress of FIFA Ultimate Team confirmed to carry over between generations. In addition, our site 5mmo.com has a large quantity of safe FIFA 21 Coins For Sale.

Regardless, the next-gen version of the game also will not support cross-play, so players Xbox Series X will only be able to play with other users on the same platform, rather than entire communities throughout PS5 and PC. The saving grace is that if you decide to upgrade, you will be able to carry over your FIFA Ultimate Team, as long as you stick with the same console makers.

FIFA 21 will be released on PS4, Switch, Xbox One, and PC on October 9, 2020 with PS5 and Xbox versions of the X Series comes at the end of the year. EA says that you will be able to upgrade free of charge before the release of FIFA 22. FIFA 21 is also scheduled to arrive in Google Stadia later, but do not have a date.