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FIFA 18
The reigning FIFA Men's Best Player and back-to-back European Champion is now adding FIFA global cover star to his list of accolades.
Ronaldo plays forward for both Real Madrid F.C. and the Portugal national team. He provided data capture for FIFA 18 during a training session in Madrid, which will help EA integrate his unique run cadence, shooting technique, and overall personality into the game.
As Eurogamer picked up on, the trailer's fine print states that the Switch version does not run on the Frostbite game engine, nor will it contain the story-driven The Journey mode.
To see our review of FIFA 17, click here.
FIFA 18 launches on September 29 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC.
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