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FIFA 23 for PC is the latest in an immense line of football based games. From humble beginnings in 1993 with the release of FIFA International Soccer, this game franchise has been produced in over 18 languages in 51 countries, selling over 325 million copies – an impressive record for any video game series. About the Game This game continues the sterling work of previous games in the franchise and this includes the inclusiveness seen on the real field, with women’s teams making a strong appearance. There are even domestic leagues, such as Barclays FA Women’s Super League and Division 1 Arkema, which will allow you to play through career mode as a female player for the first time. Fittingly, Sam Kerr from Chelsea Ladies is the first female cover star of the franchise, although she does share the cover with the very worthy Kylian Mbappe from Paris St-Germain. Cross platform play is supported so you can buddy up with your mates who are on different game consoles without losing any of the experience that you all love. There are several modes of play, as might be expected. Ultimate Team will return, this time with a revamped chemistry system, while Career Mode will offer ‘a new way to play your season with Playable Highlights.’ Pro Clubs and Volta Football will also be playable so you can pick your favourite way to play and set to work. The Nitty Gritty This edition, FIFA 23 will be the last game in the franchise that is in collaboration between EA Sports and FIFA following a breakdown in negotiations over licensing – but it won’t be the last football game produced by EA Sports. Instead the focus will shift from real players and teams to imaginary ones. Or perhaps it will feature players and teams who sign up with EA Sports: not much is known about it as yet, except that it