EA Vancouver·Released Sep 27, 2019·Single player
Legacy Edition features the latest kits, clubs, and squads from some of top leagues around the world. It includes some of the world's most famous stadiums, including some brand new to FIFA 20. Gameplay features and modes have parity with FIFA 19 on nintendo switch.
FIFA 20 is a cynical attempt from a publisher to completely cease support for the Switch while still having the gall to suggest it deserves to be rewarded with a near-premium fee for its lack of effort. If you want to pay good money to get insulted, go heckle a big-name comedian instead: at least you'll get a smile out of it. If you don't already own a FIFA game on Switch and aren't bothered about having the latest kits and team rosters, just get last year's version on the cheap.
The lack of additions to FIFA 20 Legacy Edition outside of its new, more honest name, and its refusal to innovate either on or off the pitch are disappointing, even borderline insulting.
