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But if you believe that a football game should be judged solely on how it feels when you caress a through-ball into the path of a running striker, or the tension of a 0-0 draw in a cup final, then is the better game. In the pantheon of digital football, two titles
If you need licenses, 4K graphics, online matchmaking, and card packs, stick to FC 24. The isn't just a translation