Only before few days Publisher Electronic Arts had explained that with their in-house Frostbite Engine they had the ultimate generational weapon at their disposal and therefore did not even fear spontaneous upgrades of the current hardware.
Now, the FIFA series is also expected to benefit from this and will reportedly use the Frostbite Engine this year instead of the previous Ignite Engine, according to insider sources. have experienced This suggests that all EA Sports games, including FIFA, NHL, Madden and NBA Live, will be migrated to the Frostbite Engine in the future.
EA is currently using the engine in its Battlefield, Star Wars: Battlefront, Dragon Age, Mass Effect, Need for Speed, and Mirror's Edge franchises, possibly followed by FIFA 17 this year and the remaining EA Sports games in subsequent years. This could be another test run within the Sports series, following Rory McIlroy's PGA Tour, which already benefited from the Frostbite engine. However, there has been no official confirmation from EA yet.
However, this could follow very soon, as EA has scheduled a preview event for FIFA 17 these days, with corresponding reports within the next few days, but at the latest at E3, when FIFA 17 will be presented in detail.
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