FIFA 21’s minimum hard drive space needed for the current-gen versions leaks in the Microsoft store, ahead of its October release.
FIFA 21 is under 2 months from being in players’ grasp, and gratitude to a report on the game’s posting on the Microsoft Store, it’s presently realized how much hard drive space fans should introduce the game before taking abilities to the pitch.
The most current section in the FIFA arrangement, which highlights French player Kylian Mbappe as the spread competitor, will take up at least 50.01 GB of free space once introduced on the Xbox One.
Normally, the PS4 adaptation will take up a similar measure of room, as presently, FIFA 20 takes up just shy of 50 GB on the two consoles, including refreshes made to the game. FIFA 21 is one of many games EA is offering a free next-gen upgrade for those who purchase a current-gen copy of the game, though no dates have been announced for both the new consoles and next-gen versions. The next-gen upgrade path is similar to EA Sports’ other mega-franchise, Madden NFL 21.
FIFA 21 is likewise considering some changes as a major aspect of EA’s drive to battle poisonous conduct in its games. Declared in the late spring, EA will execute a superior revealing framework and directing framework to address harassment and tormenting among players including reducing FIFA’s player festivities.
The new system is in response to fan feedback on Reddit after players described experiences in-game. FIFA 21 will launch on the Xbox One, PC, PS4, and Switch on October 9 with the Xbox Series X, Stadia, and PS5 versions coming at a later date.
