FIFA is one of the most recognizable game franchises on the planet. The legendary football simulator is an annual franchise by EA and is one of the top-selling games every year. It is also one of the very few franchises that support older consoles for a long time. FIFA 21 released back in October of this year. It reviewed poorly, mostly due to the absence of innovative mechanics and it’s online pay-to-win practices. This article details everything you need to know about the legacy edition of this game.
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FIFA 21 Legacy Edition: Price and Should You Buy It?
The Legacy Edition FIFA 21 is only available for the Nintendo Switch consoles. It includes the graphical features and gameplay elements of FIFA 20 and updates player attributes and club lineups to match those of FIFA 21 on other consoles.
EA has priced this version of FIFA 21 at around $49.99. At the time of writing, it has dropped down to $29.99 due to a holiday sale. Players who own FIFA 20 on the Nintendo Switch are advised not to buy this game. A fee of $29.99 for a content pack update is simply too steep for most consumers. However, players who do not own a FIFA game on their Nintendo Switch should get a hold of this deal, if they so desire a FIFA game. If you have a chance to play this game on a better system, definitely skip this version.
FIFA has had a long history of making legacy editions of its games available on as many platforms as possible. For instance, FIFA 14 released on the PS4, the PS3, and even the PS2. This was acceptable before game updates became the norm. Now, the legacy editions of EA’s games remains just another one of its predatory practices to suck money from unsuspecting customers.
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