Electronic Arts - EA SPORTS Introduces FIFA 22 With Next-Gen HyperMotion Technology, Bringing Football's Most Realistic and Immersive Gameplay Experience to Life

FIFA 22 Translates Real-World Football Data Into Ultra-Realistic Gameplay in Every Match Across Every Mode for Next-Gen Consoles and Stadia: Watch the Reveal Trailer Here FIFA 22 Launches Worldwide October 1st, Available for Pre-Order Now Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) today introduced EA SPORTS™ FIFA 22, featuring next-gen HyperMotion* technology that brings the football’s most realistic and immersive gameplay experience to life, in every match and across every mode on next-gen consoles and Stadia. FIFA 22 will be available worldwide on October 1 for PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S, PC via Origin™ and Steam, Stadia, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. EA SPORTS FIFA 22 (Graphic: Business Wire) Powered by HyperMotion, FIFA 22 combines Advanced 11v11 Match Capture and proprietary machine learning technology to deliver the most realistic, fluid and responsive football experience for next-gen consoles and Stadia, unlocking the raw emotion, passion and physicality of the world’s game.

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