When was the first FIFA Ultimate Team?
The first FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) was released in 2009 as an add-on to the popular soccer video game FIFA 09. FUT allowed players to build their own dream team by collecting player cards and constructing squads to compete online or against others. The mode was an instant hit and has since become one of the most popular features in the FIFA franchise.
In FUT, players can earn or purchase FIFA Points to buy packs of player cards. These cards feature real-life players and come in different ratings based on their stats and performance in real-life matches. Cards are divided into different categories, such as gold, silver, and bronze, with gold being the most valuable.
To create a team, players choose a formation and select the cards they want to use from their collection. Cards can also be traded with other players in the FUT community. Once a team is created, players can compete in single matches or tournaments to earn coins and improve their team. Coins can be used to purchase more player cards or improve existing ones.
FUT has evolved over the years with new features being added, such as squad building challenges, player objectives, and FUT drafts. The mode has become a major part of the FIFA franchise and has a large and dedicated community of players who spend countless hours building and improving their dream teams.
