Switch so far has nothing i would want, only xeno in the foreseeable future, hopefully all that will change further down the line, but not for now, for me anyways. It won’t affect the pure gameplay necessarily, but fan chants and lighting are reportedly less complex than on other platforms. FIFA 18 on Switch does have the Ultimate Team mode, however plenty of recent additions to the series' mode like Squad Battles and Weekend League are unavailable. Really, my only complant is the lack of eight player multiplayer as I can't think of a single reason why it wouldn't be included, and it could have give the Switch version a distinct advantage over the competition, at least where local multiplayer is concerned. The Switch Ultimate Team is a separate entity to the Xbox One and PS4 versions, so even though all three versions require you to create an EA Account to save your squads online, each edition's teams are completely different.

Transfer Negotiations, Release Clauses, Some Player FormationsWhile FIFA 18 does have a career mode, some tweaks have also been made here as well. The absence of The Journey is, according to EA, due to the absence of Frostbite on the Switch version.is absolutely ok, but in my opinion the bellow par games got degraded and the above par games got hyped. At this very moment there's still only 3 reviews on Metacritic, none from any renowned sites besides NL. Now on to the bad: In docked mode, the game is very suspect to frame drops at seemingly random times. So while FIFA 18 on Switch is a tentative and far from perfect version of this worldy of a sports sim, it in no way deserves the hammering it has been taking from elsewhere so I hope this redresses the balance somewhat. Immersive Environments: Advanced rendering technology puts you in authentic stadiums, featuring 3D crowds and grass, and immersive broadcast presentation.

It's at 72% on Metacritic and would be even lower if it weren't for certain sites artificially inflating its score.With that in mind, read on for a list of what’s missing compared to FIFA’s other versions, which IGN has already reviewed on Xbox One and PS4. Whereas EA has explained the absence of modes wholesale, there is no current explanation for the slimming down of these options in content that does exist. The commentary is also to a good standard with Martin Tyler and Alan Smith mumbling along to the events as they play out on screen.