Last Updated on December 3, 2020 by TM

EA has dropped its FIFA 21 PS5 and Xbox Series X overhaul today – a day ahead of schedule, as it should show up tomorrow, December 4.

An early Christmas present to soccer fans far and wide, FIFA 21’s cutting edge update is free for each one of the individuals who right now own the game on PS4 and Xbox One, and adds extravagant new hair tech for some headliners like Lionel Messi, improved surfaces and lighting, and other graphical twists.

The cutting edge variant gives the ball a makeover, as well: the ball will presently pack when it’s struck by a player, so players will “feel that feeling of weight ready, which makes a more valid encounter,” as per FIFA maker Sam Rivera.

There’s additionally a pristine camera point that players can choose, called EA Sports Game Cam. This point should give a more practical, TV-style introduction, however, it will likewise let you see a greater amount of the pitch.

FIFA 21 on PS5 additionally profits by some cunning DualSense regulator usage. Haptic criticism will demonstrate which foot your player has hit the ball with, and the versatile triggers will increment in opposition the more drained your player gets – expect the R2 trigger to irately battle against you when following back as Paul Pogba, at that point.

There are significantly more changes a lot with this new FIFA 21 PS5 and Xbox Series X update, for example, “off-the-ball adaptation”, where players will do new activities, for example, a chief changing their armband, or players pointing into space all the more all things considered. However, all you truly require to know is that the update is out now and… you’ve presumably effectively gone to play it, haven’t you?

Recollect that this redesign is a free update for existing proprietors of FIFA 21, yet on the off chance that you choose the independent PS5/Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S form that discharges tomorrow (December 4) you’ll need to stump up $70/£69.99 to kick a ball about.

Tragically, in the event that you own FIFA 21 on PC you’re passing up these updates, as EA isn’t carrying similar highlights to the stage.