Brazil as the Host Country

The tournament will take place in Brazil, a nation renowned for producing the last three eLibertadores champions. The host city, yet to EA FC 24 Coins be determined, will likely be either Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo.

Brazil's Dominance in Past Tournaments

Brazilian players have been notably successful in past eLibertadores tournaments, with Pedro Resende winning in 2021, Paulo Henrique "PHzin" in 2022, and Gabriel "Baxada" most recently.

EA Sports, having parted ways with the FIFA brand, continues the legacy with EA Sports FC. Despite renewed licensing rights for club crests, kits, and CONMEBOL clubs in June, Brazilian clubs in the game will still have generic rosters due to licensing complications with the Brazilian Football Confederation.

Further updates regarding the final host city for this exciting showcase of South American virtual football talent will be forthcoming.

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If you were playing games (or even alive) at the time, you might remember the fascination we had with the first FIFA International Soccer. Released back in 1993, this title for the Mega Drive and SNES was a revelation, though it might be challenging to return to today. Isometric graphics and four game modes with 48 teams to choose from put the series off to a great start, but as technology evolved, so too would FIFA.

The PlayStation and Nintendo 64 market the first leap the series had into true 3D with FIFA 96, with the PS3 and Xbox 360 marking the move into high-definition. Since then, graphics and physics have only improved, but that leaves us wondering, what might come next?

The new EA FC franchise finds itself in a similar position to many other sports games, where plateaus in graphics and gameplay complexity make it difficult to deliver further leaps forward. Diminishing returns is a real problem, and while roster updates are always welcome, bigger changes are a more complicated task. So where will the game go from here, and what it might step forward add for longtime fans?

A Better Mobile Experience

FIFA/FC on mobile platforms like the Switch is already a thing, but it's also a release that has long been criticized by review sites like IGN. Instead of doing its best with the humble platform, the Switch versions of FIFA titles are commonly seen as stagnant, unimaginative, and cheap EA FC Coins made with the minimum of effort. Part of this is the fault of the developers focusing on more profitable platforms, but it is also due to the system's relatively low amount of processing power.