Here's another delicious social networking rumour

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Perhaps a change of control scheme will entice players out a'Ball Jump','Rainbow Flick' or'Sombrero' . According to Twitter accounts fifaaddiction, EA are ready to move the Skill Move controllers in the rod to the main face buttons. Old-schoolers, prepare FIFA 23 Coins. Button combos might be on the recovery trail. Is whether or not that'd solve the problem of availability for Skills in FIFA generally. If players have to maintain L2/LT and press a combination that is fiddly then it might prove to be a waste of time anyhow.

Here's another delicious social networking rumour, one which really gained some traction last year.Before FIFA 22's release, Twitter account @FifaCMNetwork alleged that Konami's PES would be holding on the rights to Barcelona's Camp Nou stadium for one more year. It'd be fair game and they stated EA were in the search to snap up it. That would make sense, since it'd help FIFA 22's La Liga stadia licensing feel more complete. The deficiency of the floor of Barca stops out of becoming the authentic experience EA would like it to be playing in the top flight.

What if those folks on Twitter are correct? What if PES 2022 won't have the remarkable Catalan floor but FIFA 23 will? That'd be a huge coup for FIFA, and it would make those Champions League nights under the lights feel better. Take this one with a pinch of salt however. Konami have started to become more competitive in the past few years and they will be hurting over losing the UEFA brands to FIFA last year. Is let go of one of Europe arenas too.

FIFA 22 appeared to wrap up Alex Hunter's narrative after three distinct chapters into The Journey cheap FUT 23 Coins. What was once a daring new vision (one that finally made the most of the miserable'Be A Pro' style that was bandied around uselessly for years) is currently showing some age , and any narrative goings-on would need an update in FIFA 23. They may just get it.Many from the FIFA enthusiast community on social media and YouTube concur that EA aren't done experimenting with a fully-fleshed story mode in their soccer games.