For those unaware, Italian-based developer Kunos FUT 23 Coins -Simulazioni has released the next-gen upgrade to Assetto Corsa Competizione. Back in September of 2018, the original game was released on PC, Xbox One, and PS4. In my review, I talked about my love for the title, but unlike the PC version, the last-gen graphics were slightly disappointing. Kunos and 505 Games are now looking to rectify the issue with a next-gen upgrade release, hoping to match the quality seen and felt on the track with the overall look of the game.
Even better news is that current owners of the last-gen version of ACC get the upgrade for free, and all statistics and DLC transfer as well. Since its release last week, I have spent some time reacquainting myself with the title in FIFA 23 that new hardware could bring the console version closer to its PC counterpart.
With the PS5, and to some extent the Xbox Series X, still relatively hard to get, the split between gamers playing on different console generations is rather large. This has a large impact on FIFA’s main player base, FUT, and other modes such as Pro Clubs. The amount of clubs, especially as you reach the higher divisions, are rather scarce, and that means you’ll often play the same clubs over and over again.
With Konami still working on crossplay for FIFA 23, EA is looking to beat them to the punch by making it available in FIFA 23. Bringing together PlayStation, Xbox, and the PC communities is a huge bonus for esports as well as friends who might play on different consoles.
If you’re like me and disappointed by the 2022 soccer offerings by FIFA 23 Coins buy EA (FIFA 23) and Konami (FIFA 23), you’re most likely playing older games such as FIFA 2021 Season Update or Football Manager 22. A year ago or so I got fed up with lack of editing available on the PS4/5, and in true FOMO fashion decided it was time to attempt my first PC build. Disguised under the justification of “this will be the family computer,”
