EA has revealed its plans for compatibility of next-gen versions of many of his PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X titles, explaining how his current generation games will run on upcoming consoles. Electronic Arts has planned a series of updates - here's a look at how things will work, title by title.
FIFA 21 and Madden NFL 21 are close to a upgrade already scheduled for next December 4th. Similar to many titles, players who already own them on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One will be able to get the updated versions for free and transfer progress related to Ultimate Team, The Yard and Volta Football.
Likewise, EA Sports UFC 4. These titles will be playable on the next generation consoles and will also perform slightly better on the current one, thanks to improvements to load times and framerates.
Star Wars: Squadrons will see a different type of update. The most recent episode of Star Wars will offer two modes on Xbox consoles: better images (4K at 60 frames per second on the X Series and 1440p at 60fps on the S Series) or better performance (4K up to 120fps on the X Series and 1440p up to at 120 fps on the S series). However, the game will not offer any significant updates on PlayStation 5. EA claims that Squadrons will support cross-platform and intergenerational play.
We conclude the roundup of EA titles in the next-gen version with Apex Legends and Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered. The former will see an increase in performance and will turn to 1440p on both next generation consoles, bringing functionality as well cross-gen and cross-play. In addition, Electronic Arts has stated that the battle royale will see further specific improvements next year.
NFS Hot Pursuit Remastered, soon to be released, it will work from what has been ascertained in a similar way on current consoles and related next generation versions.
