FIFA 19 SWITCH REVIEW While the
fifa coins comprar series has done impressive things on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, the
Switch version is still lagging behind. Despite notable upgrades from
the very disappointing FIFA 18, including a glossy, Champions League
makeover, inclusion of the enjoyable new House Rules modes, and the
ability to now play online with friends, FIFA 19 on Switch is still a
frustrating and unrewarding experience, especially on the pitch. FIFA
19’s moment-to-moment gameplay remains, disappointingly, largely
unchanged from last year’s under-par outing. Still running on EA’s
Ignite engine (last used on the PS4/Xbox/PC version for FIFA 16), it
simply can’t compete with the fluidity of movement and authentically
animated players the Frostbite-powered versions display. Additionally,
the tempo of play is all over the place, with some players boasting
ludicrous speed that makes them almost impossible to track as a
defender, to others who give the feeling they’re wading through tar as
they attempt to turn with the ball. Passes zip satisfyingly along the
grass but fail to reach their desired destination with regularity,
because the Joy-Con’s analogue sticks don’t provide the level of
accuracy needed to feel completely in control. You’re better off with a
Pro controller if you’ve got one. When smooth passages of play do occur
it often feels like more luck than skill or judgement due to the
inconsistencies with passing, whether it’s a short ball or a long,
probing pass. The same can be said of crosses; the same kind of
unreliability means getting a forward to connect on the end of a
precious cross feels more of a lottery than a well-executed move.
Elsewhere, the middle of the park often resembles a pinball machine,
with the ball cannoning off of misscontrolling players at a more
frequent rate than you’d expect from professional footballers. You can
make challenges on opposition players, cleanly taking the ball, but
ultimately not end up with possession as the ball trails off into space
to a player on the other team, in turn, becoming unfairly unpredictable.
This happens with regularity and can make each potential tackle a game
of chance. The Switch version really lacks some of the gameplay
innovations introduced to the core FIFA 19 in this regard. The lack of
the revamped first-touch system and the much fairer way 50/50 balls are
decided could have gone some way to making me feel more in control of my
team.
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