FIFA 19: Legacy Edition

FIFA 19: Legacy Edition (2018)

by Electronic Arts
Genres:Sport
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer
Story:FIFA 19 Legacy Edition launches September 28th on PlayStation 3 featuring the latest kits, clubs, and squads from top leagues around the world. Gameplay features and modes will have parity with FIFA 18 and FIFA 17 on PlayStation 3. FIFA 19 Legacy Edition will feature the same gameplay innovation from FIFA 17 and FIFA 18 without any new development or significant enhancements. FIFA 19 Legacy Edition will feature an updated visual identity with newly designed in-game front-end and menu screens. Legacy modes: The following Game Modes will be included in FIFA 19 with the same features and innovations from FIFA 17 and FIFA 18.Show more
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