All Replies. JasonMB 0. Message 2 of 52 2, Views. Reply 2. Re: EA app isnt letting me download it takes two even though i have gamepass [ Edited ].
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Reply 1. Message 7 of 52 2, Views. The latest update fixes an issue where the number of owners in a Player Item's bio did not always update correctly. Thank you for some improvements, although there are so many things to be done to be worth a 5 star, still this app is a good tool for me specially because of restrictions we are facing in Iran connecting to live services are banned for us and we have to find a work around dns and such , this app help me keep track of my fut squad improvement.
Although its not as good as console it self even worse than web version and could be improved. Sorry for all the complaints please keep working and make more handy this app specially during these virus outbreak in which we are all at home and there is not a better fin than playing fifa.
Thanks and best regards. This app works great when it lets you log in, it has some minor imperfections, like not letting you see the full stats for sbc players, not being able to build a squad with a preset concept player option etc.. The biggest problem is the ability to log in. I understand when you are playing on your console, you may not go into the app, but when I have been logged off and my console has been turned off for more than 20 minutes, and i still cant access my squad on the app is infuriating.
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The deal is sweetened further thanks to numerous quality-of-life features that make your gameplay experience far more enjoyable like Quick Resume and FPS Boost, which we'll discuss in further detail below.
Microsoft had planned to launch Halo Infinite alongside its new hardware, but this was later delayed. It's a subscription that lets you access hundreds of games for a monthly fee — and we've found it helped soften the blow of the console's rather meager launch lineup, and the quiet months since. Even though Xbox Game Pass is mostly populated by older titles, many are optimized to take advantage of Xbox Series X's hardware, such as Gears 5, Forza Horizon 4 and Sea of Thieves, so it's a great place to experience next-gen games for less.
The absence of Halo Infinite, or any other big-hitting Xbox exclusives, can certainly be felt once the initial novelty of the Xbox Series X's hardware improvements wears off, though.
For everyone else, it may be worth waiting until the next-gen library of games becomes more substantial. The Xbox Series X launched globally on November 10, , giving Microsoft a two-day head start against Sony's PS5 , which released on November 12 in select countries and November 19 for the rest of the world. Xbox Series X stock is hard to come by. Select retailers have shown Xbox Series X stock available to order , but supply has been snapped up almost immediately. While this is an additional outlay, it does grant you extra access to hundreds of Xbox Game Pass games including Bethesda and EA titles , Xbox Live Gold, cloud gaming and monthly free games , which should save you money in the long term compared with buying games separately.
The design of the Xbox Series X is a major departure from its predecessors — the upright tower design is more reminiscent of a desktop gaming PC, although you can position the console horizontally, too. Measuring The design of the face of the console is pretty straightforward, with the signature Xbox power button at the top-left, a disc drive and eject button at the bottom-left, and a pairing button and USB 3.
The back of the console has some cooling vents as well as an HDMI 2. An interesting accessibility feature on the back of the console is that all the ports have tactile indicators little, raised dots which indicate which port you are touching.
For example, the USB 3. This aims to aid reach-around cabling and to make the console more accessible to the visually impaired. On the bottom of the console is a slightly elevated disc-shaped stand, along with some more vents for cooling — as mentioned, the top of the console is designed to help with ventilation, as this is where the Xbox Series X exhausts any heat it generates.
The console itself looks minimalistic, sleek… monolithic even. Despite its weight and fairly large size, it looks considerably smaller than its measurements would suggest. We found it slotted with ease into an Ikea Kallax shelving unit 39cm x 39cm , when oriented either horizontally or vertically, and comfortably blended in with its surroundings. It's sleek, modern, and looks like something a grown-up would actually want to own, and it's a nice evolution from the flat-but-compact One S and One X models.
Still, the matte black design does mean the console is easily scuffed and scratched, though it doesn't get dirty. A major upside of the Xbox Series X is how unexpectedly quiet it is.
We've almost become accustomed to consoles revving up like they're about to take off when running games that really put them through their paces; but the Xbox Series X is the quietest Xbox we've had the pleasure of playing on, even if we need more next-gen-specific games to truly make a call on this. When you're on the home screen, the console puts out around 30dB of sound — that's about the audio level of a whisper — and this changes very little when you actually load up and play games.
That said, when installing a larger update we recorded levels up to 45dB, which is roughly as noisy as a printer in action.
Even then, that's not too loud, and it barely registers over the sound of actually playing a game. This was also the case when playing the next-gen titles we've sampled so far. It's welcome news for those who don't want their gameplay interrupted by the whirring of a struggling machine — but with this quietness still comes a fair bit of heat.
The Xbox Series X is on a par with the Xbox One X when it comes to heat emission, with heat dispersed through the cooling vents at the top, which we advise leaving ample space for. The console itself does get toasty, too, but we didn't find that this impacted performance when running more intensive next-gen titles. While the external design of the Xbox Series X is a considerable departure from its predecessors, the console's UI and dashboard have undergone more subtle changes.
The main reason for this is because Microsoft rolled out a meaty update to the Xbox One back in August to make its UI more streamlined, and to converge it with that of the Xbox Series X.
That means the Xbox Series X UI still has a tiled layout, with customizable pins, so you can choose which games and apps you want to see first on your home screen, and offers easy access to games, apps, party chat and other features via the Xbox button on your controller. It's a pretty streamlined interface, and allows for plenty of customization options and easy navigation.
In addition to being able to move around your pinned games and apps, Microsoft is also letting players express themselves a bit more with the inclusion of new profile themes that act as a background for your profile page.
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