: Includes the latest clubs, squads, and kits from top world leagues as of the 2021 season.

on the Nintendo Switch is a game that exists, but arguably shouldn't exist in its current state. While the NSP format offers a convenient way to install the game digitally, the content within is a reminder that the Switch is often treated as a second-class citizen by major sports developers.

. As a "Legacy Edition," it offers updated content within a static gameplay framework, specifically designed for the Switch's portable capabilities. Core Features and Content

The release of FIFA 21: Legacy Edition on the Nintendo Switch serves as a contentious case study in modern game publishing. Unlike its counterparts on PlayStation or Xbox, the Switch version featured no new gameplay mechanics or modes. Electronic Arts (EA) explicitly marketed it as a "Legacy Edition," meaning it contained the same engine and features as FIFA 19 and FIFA 20 , with the only updates being: