Should you have a look at FIFA, NBA 2K, and Madden, by way of example, they run at native 4K and 60 frames per second on the PS4 Professional along with the Xbox One X -- a fairly rare achievement for most matches on those machines. But that means when it comes to the PS5 along with the Xbox Series X, 2K, and EA have had to figure out new ways to produce the next-gen versions stand out. I've been playing with the 2021 variations of all three games around the PS5, and they have all taken different approaches to take advantage of the new hardware.

First and foremost is how you really get a hold of your copy. EA is offering free PS5 and Xbox Series S / X updates to anyone who bought the PS4 or even Xbox One variations of FIFA 21 or Madden 21, but it's not automatic. You have to go to the console's respective store to receive your next-gen edition. 2K, meanwhile, has decided to create NBA 2K21 a totally separate product for next-gen consoles, meaning you'll have to buy it regardless of whether you own it on other platforms. The next-gen variant of NBA 2K21 includes an entirely new UI for the show and much quicker loading times. It seems a whole lot sleeker and wider compared to the practical but sometimes clunky menus the match had made use of in the past couple of years.

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