04-08-2021, 02:01 PM
FIFA 21 provides new opportunities to work together with friends and win as a team, both on the street and in the stadium, allowing you to enjoy even greater victories as a group. And now, EA Play* members on the PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC will be able to play even more FIFA 21 coins because the game is now available on The Play List, a collection of top titles!
EA Play, which includes FIFA 21, is a fantastic way to get even more enjoyment out of the games you already own. Once you sign up, you'll have access to exclusive in-game challenges and rewards, as well as special content such as FIFA Ultimate Team kits and VOLTA FOOTBALL gear. You'll also have access to a collection of our most popular series and top titles, including EA SPORTSTM Madden NFL 21, Need for SpeedTM Heat, BattlefieldTM V, and many more. In addition, members save 10% on purchases of EA digital content such as FIFA Points and game downloads, and they receive a Season XP boost at the start of every new season in FIFA 21 Ultimate TeamTM to help them reach the level 30 rewards faster.
Join now and you can enjoy the most intelligent gameplay in FIFA history thanks to new innovations that reward you for your creativity and control on and off the ball, manage every moment of your team's rise to the top in Career Mode, enjoy more ways to play on the streets in VOLTA FOOTBALL, and build your dream squad of players past and present in the most popular mode in FIFA: FIFA Ultimate Team.
If you haven't already, sign up for EA Play today to receive even more FIFA 21 content.
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On March 17th, 'FIFA 21' will be released on Google Stadia.
Stadia will host more than one football game, thanks to the efforts of EA. FIFA 21, the latest installment in the 'the beautiful game' franchise, will be available to stream starting on March 17th, according to the publisher. It will be available alongside Madden NFL 21, a very different kind of football game, which was added to the service on January 28th. The streamable port should be compatible with all Stadia-supported devices, including Chromecast Ultra dongles, Android phones and tablets, the Chrome browser, and iOS devices — whether through Google's official web application or a fan-made app such as Stadium. For the time being, it is unclear whether or not the game will offer a limited-time free trial similar to that of Madden NFL 21 when it launches.
The announcement does not come as a huge surprise. In April, the company teased three titles that would be coming to Stadia in the near future: Madden NFL 21, FIFA 21, and the Respawn-developed Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. The latter was released on November 24th, more than a year after its initial release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. FIFA 21 coins, on the other hand, was released last October for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch. After that, enhanced versions for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S and X consoles were made available a few months later. EA hasn't revealed what the Stadia port will be like, but we're guessing it will be similar to the existing PC version.
It is a monumental release for Google. Stadia's library includes a number of high-profile sports games, such as NBA 2K21, but its overall selection pales in comparison to Steam and the console marketplaces run by Sony and Microsoft. Every addition should make the platform's store, which is still devoid of any sort of search functionality, appear a little less bare. It is especially critical now that Google has closed its first-party development studios in Montreal and Los Angeles. Stadia CEO Phil Harrison stated in a blog post that the company would instead concentrate on third-party developers and publishers. It would have little to offer Stadia customers, including monthly Pro subscribers, if it did not have the support of companies like EA.
EA Play, which includes FIFA 21, is a fantastic way to get even more enjoyment out of the games you already own. Once you sign up, you'll have access to exclusive in-game challenges and rewards, as well as special content such as FIFA Ultimate Team kits and VOLTA FOOTBALL gear. You'll also have access to a collection of our most popular series and top titles, including EA SPORTSTM Madden NFL 21, Need for SpeedTM Heat, BattlefieldTM V, and many more. In addition, members save 10% on purchases of EA digital content such as FIFA Points and game downloads, and they receive a Season XP boost at the start of every new season in FIFA 21 Ultimate TeamTM to help them reach the level 30 rewards faster.
Join now and you can enjoy the most intelligent gameplay in FIFA history thanks to new innovations that reward you for your creativity and control on and off the ball, manage every moment of your team's rise to the top in Career Mode, enjoy more ways to play on the streets in VOLTA FOOTBALL, and build your dream squad of players past and present in the most popular mode in FIFA: FIFA Ultimate Team.
If you haven't already, sign up for EA Play today to receive even more FIFA 21 content.
On March 17th, 'FIFA 21' will be released on Google Stadia.
Stadia will host more than one football game, thanks to the efforts of EA. FIFA 21, the latest installment in the 'the beautiful game' franchise, will be available to stream starting on March 17th, according to the publisher. It will be available alongside Madden NFL 21, a very different kind of football game, which was added to the service on January 28th. The streamable port should be compatible with all Stadia-supported devices, including Chromecast Ultra dongles, Android phones and tablets, the Chrome browser, and iOS devices — whether through Google's official web application or a fan-made app such as Stadium. For the time being, it is unclear whether or not the game will offer a limited-time free trial similar to that of Madden NFL 21 when it launches.
The announcement does not come as a huge surprise. In April, the company teased three titles that would be coming to Stadia in the near future: Madden NFL 21, FIFA 21, and the Respawn-developed Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. The latter was released on November 24th, more than a year after its initial release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. FIFA 21 coins, on the other hand, was released last October for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch. After that, enhanced versions for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S and X consoles were made available a few months later. EA hasn't revealed what the Stadia port will be like, but we're guessing it will be similar to the existing PC version.
It is a monumental release for Google. Stadia's library includes a number of high-profile sports games, such as NBA 2K21, but its overall selection pales in comparison to Steam and the console marketplaces run by Sony and Microsoft. Every addition should make the platform's store, which is still devoid of any sort of search functionality, appear a little less bare. It is especially critical now that Google has closed its first-party development studios in Montreal and Los Angeles. Stadia CEO Phil Harrison stated in a blog post that the company would instead concentrate on third-party developers and publishers. It would have little to offer Stadia customers, including monthly Pro subscribers, if it did not have the support of companies like EA.