The online servers for four FIFA games will be deactivated for good on Monday.
To the disappointment of many, a number of online game servers will officially shut down in November 2023, including four beloved FIFA titles.
Back in February, it was announced that the online servers for FIFA 16 and FIFA 17 would be turned off on Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Playstation 4 and PC.As you can see from the screenshot below, FIFA 18's online servers for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are scheduled to be discontinued on Monday, November 6, 2023 alongside its next three releases.
"This new independent platform will bring fresh opportunity – to innovate, create and evolve. This is much more than just a change of symbol - as EA SPORTS, we’re committed to ensuring EA SPORTS FC is a symbol of change," he said."We’re dedicated to meaningfully reinvesting in the sport, and we’re excited to work with a large and increasing number of partners to expand to new authentic experiences that bring joy, inclusivity and immersion to a global community of fans.
"We are committed to ensuring the next FIFA is our best ever, with more features, game modes, World Cup content, clubs, leagues, competitions, and players than any FIFA title before."
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