Bad news for anyone looking to pick up FIFA 21 on Nintendo Switch later this year–the game, which was showcased on PS5 and Xbox Series X as part of EA Play 2020, will get another Legacy Edition release on Switch this year.
EA has confirmed that this version of the game will feature kit and squad updates, but does not include “new game modes or gameplay innovations.” This includes the Volta mode introduced in FIFA 20, or indeed any changes introduced prior to FIFA 18. There’s no Story mode, either.
Outside of these kit and squad updates, you’ll get an updated menu and broadcast overlays, but that’s it.
EA is releasing Burnout Paradise Remastered for Switch this week, and has plans for Apex Legends on the system, complete with crossplay. With this in mind, it’s deeply disappointing that they would continue to release these barely-updated versions of the game for Nintendo’s console.
Past editions have arguably been overpriced, given the lack of new features, though a price has not yet been announced for this year’s edition.
FIFA 21 Legacy Edition releases for Switch on October 9.
GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers.
