I will give 0 star if I can. This game keep frozen when I try to play with the Kick Off mode. The kick off mode is the most basic mode which you can just play against CPU or up to 4 players. And it doesn't work. I called support at EA sports. They are blaming the issue to my nintendo switch.

offers all sorts of player-friendly ways to learn the game. My first match commenced with an on-screen message stating the difficulty would scale dynamically according to my skill level. Following the full-time whistle,

Toby takes to the pitch with FIFA 19 on Switch

Introduction of Champions League and Europa League licences add to the feeling of big match atmospheres and occasions; New kick off modes are great; Online friendlies finally find their way to the Switch version (and work well)

An extremely stripped back version of FIFA 19; Lacking in some key improvements across all modes; Career Mode is drab; FUT suffers thanks to the lower player count; Gameplay feels very, very dated; No 'The Journey' mode

This game is garbage. Another lazy, pathetic effort from ea sports. $70 for the same thing as fifa18. They managed to ruin the celebrations. Even with all assists turned off, player still does as he wishes. And endless, pointless updates to ruin your day when you come home and want to play.

When FIFA 18 released on the Switch last year it was a dream come true for fans looking to take their love of f...

The gap between PES and Fifa continues to grow. Fifa 19 comes close to catching PES a few years back in terms of ball handling. Fifa continues to lack in many other areas though. After the long installation I had to deny EA access to spam email me advertisements, and then I had to connect to their...

Barring a few dalliances with EA's FIFA series, I'm predominantly a Pro Evo man. It's important to get that disclaimer out of the way. It tells you that this isn't the review of an uber FIFA fan who was burned by last year's lacklustre Switch port.

Last year, EA Sports reignited its relationship with Nintendo by bringing a FIFA game to one of its home consoles for the first time in half a decade. FIFA 18 delivered a solid football experience on Switch, causing us to confidently declare it "the best Nintendo FIFA ever".

Annual sports games are in a pretty awkward place right now. All the other big franchises that release yearly have found ways to keep things fresh –...

Superb authenticity; The Journey is still great; Good fun in multiplayer

Player assists are too much; The usual physics oddities; Gameplay has changed little

Every few years, Electronic Arts mixes up the formula for its flagship sports franchise, FIFA. The company changes how players respond, then it adds in fancy new features, plus it even creates mesmerising experiences.