No, technically. The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions were superior graphically and featured "The Journey" story mode.
The year was 2018. The Nintendo Switch was still in its honeymoon period, a hybrid console defying gravity with a library that grew stranger and stronger by the month. Yet, for the hardcore sports fan, the question remained: Could the Switch handle a "real" football simulation, or would it be another watered-down legacy edition?
1080p @ 60fps (Docked) / 720p @ 60fps (Handheld). ⚠️ Important Security Note
Visually, it struck a balance that seemed impossible. On a 4K television, it didn’t quite match the fluid animations of the PS4 Pro version, but it held its own with crisp textures and a steady frame rate. But the real magic happened the moment you undocked the console. Playing a full-fat FIFA match on a handheld device in 720p was a revelation. The grass textures, the player likenesses, and the atmosphere of the stadiums translated remarkably well to a screen you could hold in your hands.
While PS4/Xbox used Frostbite, the Switch used a bespoke engine for smooth 60 FPS gameplay.
An Intel i5-10400 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600 with a GTX 1060 (or better) will run this ROM at 4K/60 FPS.