So what exactly is EA Sports planning? EA FC 24 Coins Are they looking to give a brief next-gen demo of EA Sports FC — one that shows what EA Sports FC will look like on these new platforms? They'll likely give a taste, but the real announcements will 
probably be saved for a later date. We'd like to see them address A.I., physics, and graphics but with so many announcements likely slated for the event, it's hard to imagine EA Sports will provide a full run down.

The EA Sports FC reveal might even be something very simple with a noted soccer star stepping onto the stage to show off a trailer. We'll find out for sure tomorrow. It's also important to note that EA Sports is making this announcement 
at Microsoft's next-gen event, not at the Electronic Arts' E3 Press Conference. And as it turns out, EA Sports will apparently be out in full force at Microsoft's event. In addition to the EA Sports FC announcement, the publisher has 
also confirmed a UFC reveal for tomorrow.

For those that may not know, EA Sports acquired the UFC license after THQ fell into some financial troubles. The publisher has yet to announce what they plan to do with the UFC property, but that will presumably change in the morning.

UFC seems like the more likely candidate for a next-gen overhaul rather than a gradual shift; that is, if EA doesn't have plans for a 2022 release. And without a lot of the considerations that come with a team sports title (i.e. 
stadiums, fans, coaches, dozens of players), this UFC presentation could be something impressive.

Fans of the EA Sports FC franchise have been eagerly awaiting to hear news of this year's iteration, and will no doubt rejoice that the yearly wait has finally come to a close. EA Sports revealed several new additions to the game, as 
well as a series of in-game screenshots that are sure to buy EAFC 24 Coins entice those hungry for the usual amendment of physics updates and improved AI.