EA's College Football 27 Draws Backlash for Pay-to-Progress in Single-Player Modes
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Insider Gaming reports that EA added real-money microtransactions to College Football 27’s single-player Dynasty and Road to Glory modes, including a $100 upgrade to max out a Dynasty coach, and removed XP sliders that previously sped leveling; backlash from creators and players has grown under #CFBPlayDontPay, with EA not yet commenting as a dev blog is expected July 9. The move fits EA’s broader monetization push across its portfolio as the company contends with debt from a Saudi-led privatization deal.
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