EA Sports FC 24 will be unveiled very soon by Electronic Arts, but the pre-order date and an upcoming PS5-only early access opportunity have already leaked, have a look
EA Sports FC 24 and FIFA 24 are similar in every way except for the name. FIFA 23 was the final FIFA game produced by Electronic Arts, however the business will still make football video games.
EA Sports FC 24 pre order release date revealed in leaks, early access and platforms
EA Sports FC 24 will shortly be revealed, and the pre-order date as well as an exclusive early access gameplay chance for PS5 users have already been leaked.
Leaked EA Sports FC 24 pre-order date
EA Sports FC 24’s leaked pre-order date is July 13. FUTZONEFIFA, a reputable FIFA leaker on Twitter, is the source of this information. On this day, the unveiling trailer will also be made available.
Unfortunately, there is no reference to any pre-order bonuses. However, there might be a Standard and Deluxe package if it’s like prior FIFA installments.
Early access for Madden 24 has already been revealed, and it’s likely that EA Sports FC 24 will also offer a three-day incentive. However, a very early access possibility for PS5 users alone has leaked, despite being unconfirmed.
According to leaks, the game will only be available for PlayStation 5 players to play in early access on July 13. Again, Futzone is responsible for this. There have been very little specifics disclosed, however they claim that “the virtual clubhouse is an exclusive opportunity to play the game before anyone else”
Early access to EA Sports FC 24 will only be available on the PS5, and those who are interested must enter their PlayStation ID. Nothing else is known about this early access scheme, although a closed beta is scheduled to start in the first week of August, according to Futzone.
EA Sports FC 24 will be available on Xbox and PC, but current-gen PlayStation gamers may be more interested in the “virtual clubhouse.” Gameplay information has also been revealed through other leaks. In FIFA 22, Hypermotion technology was initially used. In the newest, upcoming game, Hypermotion V, which apparently employs “590 million frames of advanced 11 vs. 11 game capture,” will reportedly be used.