The NBA Finals may have ended last night, but basketball fans who are also gamers will be looking forward to the release of NBA Live 19 on Sept. 7.
The NBA Finals may have ended last night, but basketball fans who are also gamers will be looking forward to the release of NBA Live 19 on Sept. 7.
This basketball game was revealed during EA’s press conference at E3 2018 earlier today—and it looks like it’ll provide hours of cool dunks and clutch buzzer beaters.
Not much was said about the game, however—a quick teaser trailer was posted showcasing some gameplay.
EA also revealed information about Madden NFL 19 and FIFA 19 earlier today. Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster was on-stage to showcase the new Madden trailer. Madden NFL 19 will be playable on PC as a part of the Origin Access Premier subscription package—it’ll also be the first Madden title to be on PC since Madden NFL 08. The new Madden is set to be released on Aug. 10, 2018.
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FIFA 19 will be launching on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC on Sept. 28, 2018. The new FIFA title will feature the Champions League and provide the next chapter in the series’ long-running story mode surrounding Alex Hunter.
EA made it clear in today’s press conference that there’s a lot for fans of sports video games to look forward to this fall.
A free demo of NBA Live 19 will be available on Aug. 24, according to IGN, and prospective players can already preorder the game for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
