Yet, in typical publisher fashion, there is more focus on putting in little and taking more out for the last game rather than leaving a solid legacy. It doesn't feel like it would be a lot of effort to refine FIFA 23's gameplay to suit the enormous hardcore player base. Are some of the physics still broken? Yes. But have they fixed the technical glitches in real-time skill execution? No. That means rinse and repeat the same game, adding minor visual improvements and a few irrelevant features that make it look like they've done something to appease a growing subset of furious fans.
Unfortunately, it's business as usual for EA Sports, meaning they've churned out yet another title with standard procedure. In theory, FIFA 23 should be the best title yet, going out with a bang and ensuring the fanbase has a replayable football title for years. The years of loyal players pointing out issues that bog down their game experience would be on the list of priorities to fix. Let's make a crucial point first FIFA 23 will be the series's last, running for under 30 years. Over the past few years, these identified nuances can't help but be noticed and built to a boiling point where players have started to turn on the game. But the problem with colossal franchises is you start getting dedicated fans who pick out the small details that impact their experience.
On the surface, the outstanding visuals, gameplay diversity, and dedication to real football ensure FIFA 23's place as a solid gold sporting game. So what's bogging this titanic title down? Still, the series has been marred in controversies over the last few releases.
One would usually cherish the moment when what's one of the biggest titles in the world makes its comeback. We welcome the undeniable king sporting franchise in video games FIFA 23 has returned for this year's edition of a premium home console football experience.
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