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Hi there. I think you answered my question in the last sentence. What I was trying to find out was whether my Fifa 23 PS4 version saved data/career mode would carry over to the the ps5 version of FIFA 23. I have both the ps4 version and PS5 version on my PS5 console.

Interesting comments but for example, I did my career progress in my PS4 with a CD. Installed it in the PS5 with a CD and the career was there from the cloud/data transfer. But now I downloaded the game into the PS5 console (after acquiring the EA games subscription) and the career is not there.

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My son is a big FIFA fan and recently got a Playstation 5 to replace his Nintendo Switch. Both consoles have FIFA 23. I've linked up the same AE account on both consoles, but don't see any Switch players or fut points being available on the playstation. Should it be possible to transfer these settings?

DTMS is fully integrated with ITMS with a single sign-on so that both the MA and its clubs can manage all of their domestic and international transfers in the same place. It will help MAs to improve their transfers management, data management and governance by building on the existing ITMS service already in use by the MA.

If your consoles usually connect to your network wirelessly, you can transfer data from your source console to the destination console faster by using a LAN cable (sold separately). If both consoles are connected to the network using a wired connection, there's no need to connect the consoles to each other with a LAN cable.

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FIFA 23 will allow you to carryover and maintain some of your FIFA and FUT in-game items and data from FIFA 22 on the same platform. Below is the list of items that you can and you cannot transfer from FIFA 22 to FIFA 23 and a full guide including a comprehensive FAQ on FIFA 23 carryover topic.

The same condition applies when playing a FIFA game on multiple platform at the same. For example, playing FIFA 22 on two platforms (Eg. PS4 and PC) using the same email address to create account on both platforms, do not share or transfer the in-game data and progress on all platforms. This means each platform will have its own in-game data and items individually.

When you first log into FUT 23, you will be asked if you want to transfer your FIFA 22 Points to FIFA 23 Points. You can ignore the message and choose not to transfer, be asked about it later, or choose to transfer your FIFA Points.

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All progress you make or content you acquire within FIFA 21 Ultimate Team, including players, items, coins, FIFA Points, match record and leaderboard placement, as well as all progression in Volta (the FIFA Street-style mode) will transfer from PS4 to PS5 and back, or from Xbox One to Xbox Series X and back.

So, what's going on? I asked EA for an explanation, and FIFA executive producer Aaron McHardy issued a statement on the matter, insisting the development team decided "the time required to make all modes transferable was better used to build new features and improvements across the entire game".

"When we start developing for a new generation of consoles, there's ultimately some trade-offs we need to make. So we decided that the time required to make all modes transferable was better used to build new features and improvements across the entire game, along with addressing feedback from our players. Since both Volta and FUT are server-based modes it made sense for us to focus on them as a way for players to carry over their progression."

The issue here with FIFA 21 brings to mind the ongoing kerfuffle around PS4 to PS5 save transfers affecting some games. Last month, the developer of Yakuza: Like A Dragon confirmed PS4 save files can't be transferred over to the PS5 version. Then, in early October, Codemasters said the same was true of Dirt 5.

It's worth looking into exactly what transfers with Dirt 5. "Currently on Xbox, all progress can be carried over between generations," Codemasters wrote. "On PlayStation, your Playgrounds creations can be carried over, but other game progress (Career, currency, saved liveries) cannot. If that changes, we'll let you know!"

As Tom Phillips noted in his story on the matter, the difference between Playgrounds data (which is stored on a server) and personal game progress may be a clue as to what's going on. It seems there is some kind of limitation on what PS4 data can be accessed by a PS5 version - although one Sony can work around itself to offer save transfers on Spider-Man: Miles Morales. Really, only Sony can answer (and we've asked).

FIFA's FUT and Volta are server-based modes, as McHardy pointed out, so the situation with FIFA 21 on PlayStation does follow Dirt 5's lead, at least. But with FIFA 21, we have this game progress issue on Xbox, too, which is odd considering Microsoft's consoles have easy cross-save functionality via Smart Delivery - a program EA isn't using for some reason. Let's remember, following the news about PlayStation's progress transfer issue, Microsoft took the opportunity to get in a little pop on social media. ff782bc1db