The current-gen version of FIFA 21 released on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC on October 6. It currently has a Metacritic score of 72.

Even though the Xbox Series X and the PlayStation 5 launch on November 10 and November 12, respectively, EA’s signature soccer franchise won’t be there at the start. It’s important to note that this isn’t simply FIFA 21 being playable via each system’s backwards compatability functionality. This is a full-fledged next-gen version with “blazing fast load times”, “realistic, fluid player movement,” “authentic game day experiences,” and “new player detail” thanks to deferred “rendering and lighting.”.

EA said these next-gen versions have "blazing fast" load times and new player detail with deferred rendering and lighting. The PS5 version will also make use of the DualSense controller's haptic tech, but EA didn't say how.

There is a divide between the two generations of the game in terms of player progression. Progress that you make in FIFA 21 Ultimate Team and Volta Football are tied to your EA account that is associated with your PSN or Microsoft account. You can take this back and forth between generations and console. However, progress made in all other modes, including Online Seasons, Co-Op Seasons, Career Mode, Pro Clubs, will be locked to the platform and generation you’re playing on.

Like Madden 21 on next-gen, EA hasn’t given consumers much to preview with FIFA 21 on the PS5 or Xbox Series consoles. More info on Madden 21 should be arriving next week, and because both games have the same release date on the new consoles, it stands to reason the first real information on next-gen FIFA 21 should be released around the same time.

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