It is the year 2022. For Nintendo Switch users, EA has returned with its yearly gift of sad déjà vu. Thankfully, a dismal future is closer than we realize.

I could simply copy and paste my evaluation from two years ago, but unlike other EA employees, I don’t find much joy in recycling content. Oh, I guess I really stated that last year. I’m finding it hard to care right now.

EA Sports has made a nearly unmodified version of FIFA available on the Nintendo Switch for the FOURTH year in a row.

“FIFA 23 Legacy Edition will include the same gameplay innovation from FIFA 22 without any new development or substantial additions,” according to the official website.

Here’s what it said about the game from the previous year, in case you forgot: “FIFA 22 Legacy Edition will include the same gameplay innovation from FIFA 21 without any new development or substantial additions.”

Oh, and from the year before: “FIFA 21 Legacy Edition will retain all gameplay innovations from FIFA 20 without any new work or substantial improvements.”

Finally, “FIFA 20 Legacy Edition will include the same gameplay innovation from FIFA 19 without any new development or substantial advancements.” rounds out the list.