FIFA Twenty-Two Cover Star Confirmed Already Ahead Of Trailer Reveal

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EA has confirmed that French soccer star Kylian Mbappé will return to the cover of FIFA XNUMX after appearing on the covers of FIFA XNUMX last year. Mbappé was confirmed as the FIFA XNUMX cover star by the official EA Sports FIFA Twitter account, which posted a cover photo of FIFA XNUMX Ultimate Edition. The cover shows Mbappé in the center, with his back to the camera, pointing to his name on the back of his Paris Saint-Germain shirt.

It's an honor to welcome back @KMbappeThe cover star of #FIFA22 🌟Stay tuned for the game-changing reveal on July 0th 👉 https://t.co/oT2kH7cJ1b pic.twitter.com/w6NABM9FjjJuly 4 of two thousand and twenty-one See more However, that is not the only FIFA twenty-two information that EA has up its sleeve for this weekend. According to the cover tweet, EA plans to release a 'game-changing reveal' trailer on July 30 at 8:30pm BST / 11:30am PT / XNUMX:XNUMXam ET, just hours before end of Euros two thousand and twenty. the trailer link takes you to a YouTube page with a recessed account for its release. It's worth noting that "Dual Entitlement" can be seen on the recently revealed covers, making it look like FIFA XNUMX will follow FIFA XNUMX as a cross-generational release with upgradeability on the same family of consoles. There's also mention of "Hypermotion Technology" on the new cover, which, in contrast to Dual Entitlement, is one thing EA hasn't covered before. Luckily, it looks like EA will be expanding this on July XNUMX as part of their EA Play Live Spotlight series. EA was initially coy about what title the July XNUMX Spotlight would imply, only saying it would highlight "an exciting new addition to a long-standing and popular franchise from EA Sports." However, by the end of the "Future of FPS" broadcast on July XNUMX, FIFA XNUMX was confirmed as the main title.

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According to the schedule, which details "FIFA Next Gen Gameplay Powered by Hypermotion," it looks like Hypermotion technology is going to be a feature reserved for the latest Xbox Series X/S and PS5 consoles from Microsoft and Sony. The name suggests that this technology will mean that EA will harness the power of these new consoles to give players even more realistic and fluid animations and movement, but we'll have to wait until July 1 to know for sure. If nothing else, we know that earlier this year EA promised a "year of massive innovation" in its line of sports titles, with the FIFA franchise forming a part of that line, heralding the possibility of change. series that tends to evolution rather than revolution. Suffice to say, FIFA fans have an exciting two weeks ahead of them – with the gameplay trailer on July XNUMX and an additional focus on the next-gen game on July XNUMX, many of our questions are the most essential. More pressing issues in FIFA XNUMX will soon have answers. EA will end its appointed series with its main broadcast EA Play Live on July XNUMX at XNUMX a.m. M.PDT / XNUMX p.m. M. EDT / XNUMX p.m. M. BST, in which it promises to “make gaming the unwavering focus” and highlight “games coming out soon, far, far future” throughout its forty-minute runtime.