Electronic Arts has very good news for its fans. football virtual As for players of Xbox environments, as the company has confirmed the launch of the popular football simulator ‘FIFA 23‘ on EA Play and Xbox Game Pass for next week. To be more specific, starting Tuesday, the 16th, it will coincide with the arrival of the publisher’s subscription service, EA Play, so Game Pass Ultimate members will be able to use the simulator on Microsoft consoles as well.
EA Play subscribers will also get the game
Unfortunately, Not all subscribers of the service will be able to access ‘FIFA 23’. This is because it will only be available to users who have signed a contract with the Game Pass Ultimate method. Subscribers can enjoy a wide variety of games across its variants, Xbox, PC and in the cloud, at a flat monthly price without the need to purchase games separately. Moreover, they have access to exclusive items such as discounts and additional content, as well as unlimited access to new releases on the day they are released.
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The company announced the news via the social networks of its subscription service, EA Play, in the following terms: “FIFA 23 hits the playlist next Tuesday! That’s all,” EA Games said.
‘FIFA 23’ is the last game in the series to be released as a result of the partnership between electronic arts and the football entity of the same name. It was released in September 2022 and has been confirmed to be the last edition to be named after the football organization since its premiere. The companies have disrupted their relationship due to economic inconsistencies and the next game in the series is called ‘EA Sports FC‘.
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How to play FIFA 23 on Xbox Game Pass
To play on Xbox Game Pass, you must first subscribe to one of the methods that include the EA Play service, such as PC Game Pass and Game Pass Ultimate. The EA Play service can also be purchased separately on PC, PlayStation and Xbox consoles. It includes access to ‘FIFA 23’ starting next Tuesday, as well as other games from the iconic Electronic Arts series. The catalog includes, for example, “Dead Space”, “Dragon Age”, “Battlefield”, “Unravel” or the award-winning “It Takes Two” and others.