The FIFA franchise may have been acquired by 2K

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The FIFA franchise may have been acquired by 2K

Electronic Arts may have launched its own new soccer simulation license, EA Sports FC, but the FIFA soap opera is not dead yet. Indeed, the international football federation had already indicated that it was looking for another studio to take charge of the franchise.

Insider Zuby_Tech reported this week on X.com that the license may have been snapped up by 2K Games. Of course, at the moment this is just a rumor that cannot be verified.

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