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I remember hearing EA Sports, it's in the game, and being hype... I don't know what the games say anymore because I don't play them anymore.

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 1 year ago

This is the best summary I could come up with:

The move, which was first spotted by analyst MauroNL, comes just two days before the upcoming EA Sports FC 24 is set to release.

FC 24 will be the first iteration of EA’s annual soccer video game to lack the FIFA branding.

EA officially parted ways with FIFA last year after CEO Andrew Wilson indicated that he was dissatisfied with the partnership in a leaked internal meeting.

Since the split, EA has inked a number of additional partnerships, including a multiyear deal with Spain’s LaLiga.

It launched a mobile game called AI League in April of this year in partnership with the studio Altered State Machine.

The title is purported to be part of an upcoming “portfolio of new future-focused Web 3.0 games” tied to the federation.

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