There is the goal-line decision system replays but the referees do not mark the field with the spray. It's not comical FIFA like we had with the Wii, and it's an improvement in many areas from the Wii U version. FIFA’s history on Nintendo consoles is shaky, with past releases often inferior, dated shadows of the games on PlayStation and Xbox.

I would go as far as to say that even comparing it to its current console cousin on PS4 and Xbox One for the purposes of a review is poor form. On the pitch, FIFA for Switch feels remarkably similar to the full-sized console version - it’s a deep and gloriously entertaining football simulation. So let’s not go too overboard: it’s clear that at least some work has gone into optimising the game for Switch and ensuring there’s at least some new content in there for the system.ran great although the graphics do become slightly noticably worse (due to scaling) its still not bad at all and so far a great game. It must be difficult for publishers and developers to turn a negative into a positive, but sometimes the excuses are so odd our eyebrows can’t help ascending skyward. The Journey – FIFA’s single-player story mode – is absent, and while its inclusion isn’t to everyone’s taste, it certainly adds depth and variety to the overall package. The article does make the point several times that - despite its focus on (lack of) certain features - that what we have here is a fantastic football game and generally solid product. We’re delivering the immersive and authentic experience that fans expect from FIFA, while leveraging innovative ways to play both at home and on the go with Nintendo Switch.

The promoter reserves the right to verify all entries and the winner, including, but not limited to, age and eligibility to enter, and to refuse to award the prize, or withdraw prize entitlement, where there are reasonable grounds to believe there has been a breach of these terms and conditions or any instructions forming part of this promotion's entry requirements. Those features have to be noted, it's absurd to ignore them, just like any version of a game that has features removed. It’s when you’re off the pitch and in the game’s menu screens that FIFA 18’s limitations start to rear their disappointing head. EA then decided not to make any more FIFA games for Wii U, citing "disappointing commercial results" despite "featuring FIFA's award-winning HD gameplay and innovative new ways to play" (as opposed to being because all the best modes were, you know, totally missing).Live Campaigns: FIFA Ultimate Team reflects the real world, evolving with the season to align and reflect major cultural and football moments. This reviewer has been playing Ultimate Team since 2010 and has never spent a single penny, yet still adores the satisfaction of building a team into world-beaters through nothing more than hard graft and skill. The biggest drawback - and where it loses most ground on other versions is the fact you can’t play online with friends, a key component for any FIFA.

Playing against mates is one of the main reasons for FIFA’s success, and without bragging rights at stake, competing against randoms online just doesn’t have the same appeal. SLIGEACH_EIRE er that no one else has reviewed it yet 🤔 Anyway I couldn't give a crap if this got twelfty out of ten.As mentioned about, FIFA 18 does offer Ultimate Team, albeit missing some features, a Career mode, online and local multiplayer, Kickoff, and Local Seasons. Squad building challenges and single-player draft make the cut, but they’re aimed at seasoned FUT veterans already familiar with the modes intricacies – who, in all likelihood, are already enjoying the better overall experience the game offers on other consoles. Great job and actually if you think about it with no consoles in mind its exactly what most people want in the game.