New FIFA 21 trailer gives us a sneak peek of next-gen console graphics

Fans can look forward to changes to the game’s visual weather effects, AI player behaviors, and stadium audio.

Electronic Arts has finally revealed the next iteration of FIFA 21, along with Madden 21. The “Feel Next Level” trailer gave football fans a glimpse of what next-gen graphics will be capable of.

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In the trailer, Paris Saint-Germain’s superstar striker Kylian Mbappé is shown right before he’s about to take a free-kick with the infamous “game engine footage” disclaimer.

The short teaser trailer was shown duringEA’s Play Live online broadcastthat featured the company’s upcoming games lineup. The trailer also captured all the hard hits, the electricity and excitement in the stadiums, along with high-pressure moments in glorious next-gen graphics.

New FIFA 21 trailer gives us a sneak peek of next-gen console graphics

According to EA, fans can look forward to a new level of immersion with thePlayStation 5’s DualSense controllerthat will heighten all shots, passes, catches, kicks, tackles, and hits, for a more vivid gameplay experience. The game is also set to load much faster with the next-gen consoles’ new solid-state drive.

EA is deeply invested in the improvement of FIFA 21, with major changes to its visual weather effects, authentic AI player behaviors, and immersive stadium audio. For more details, check outEA’s features breakdown.

New FIFA 21 trailer gives us a sneak peek of next-gen console graphics

It looks like EA is making the most of thePlayStation 5andXbox Series X’s capabilities by introducing a new level of realism to their massively popular football simulator.

FIFA 21 is scheduled to release on July 24, 2025 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Any gamers who purchase the current-gen versions will be able to upgrade to the next-gen versions for free when they become available.

New FIFA 21 trailer gives us a sneak peek of next-gen console graphics

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