After almost 30 years, EA’s flagship football series will ditch its FIFA branding from next year.
Beginning in 2023, FIFA’s new name will be EA Sports FC – though expect the game to remain otherwise unchanged, with the same wide array of club and player licenses, as well as all the usual game modes.
The widely-expected move was confirmed today via press release, shortly before EA’s annual financial briefing.
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