The players of this strong squad are accessible on this Switch version of FC 24 too, Switch owners will be not getting the chance to see David Beckham on their fields. EA FC 24 Coins The game's enhanced version is yet to be released for PS5 as well as Xbox Series X/S. EA is confirming the fact that Beckham is the protagonist of the current generation games and everyone PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S owners can join the team without cost.

To Switch owners to their dismay, Beckham will not be playing in their games and the announcement has been received with a mixed reaction from frustrated players who are tired being forced to play games that are not comparable in terms of performance to their rivals and games. EA hasn't given an explanation yet for the reason for this decision however, even if it is, it's likely to not ease the fury which is known as gamers in the Switch FIFA group.

This isn't the only issue that players are having with FC 24. The game still has microtransactions. The court of the Netherlands has decided that EA should remove loot box from the game, or be liable for large fines. The UK could soon recognize that loot boxes are gambling within the next few days. EA isn't worried about this, and instead has accepted the gambling aspect of the game. They have created a new feature that allows players to limit the amount they invest in the game.

The FIFA franchise is still among the top loved video game franchises, and EA continues to get away with lots of things, like loot boxes, and excluding entire consoles off of their primary functions and strategies for marketing. It is hoped that EA will get their actions in order after a lot of complaints from the public and incorporates Beckham to FC 24 on the Switch edition of FC 24. However, honestly it's quite shocking.

EA appears to be accepting FC 24 as well as its other  Fut Coins for sale games in the sports industry essentially involve betting within The Ultimate Team mode by adding an additional tool that will allow players to regulate the amount they spend on FUT cards. While EA isn't the only one to utilize microtransactions, they have become an irritant for critics. Recently, EA faced accusations of marketing microtransactions to children in a catalog of toys that was published by the British retailer Smyths Toys.