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FIFA 20 launched worldwide on September 27, 2019, with early access for Origin/EA Access Premier members from September 19, 2019. The game released simultaneously for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows (PC) and Nintendo Switch. (ea.com)

FIFA 20 is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows (PC), and a Nintendo Switch Legacy Edition. The Switch release is a legacy/roster update rather than full parity with the other consoles. (en.wikipedia.org)

Retail and digital versions were sold as the Standard Edition, Champions Edition (mid‑tier bonuses for FIFA Ultimate Team), and the Ultimate Edition (largest FUT pack/point bonuses and early‑access incentives). Each paid edition primarily differs by the amount of included FIFA Points, FUT starter content, and early‑access/windows for FUT. (dexerto.com)

FIFA 20 includes single‑player modes such as Career Mode and offline Kick Off, plus online and multiplayer offerings including FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT), Division Rivals/FUT Champions, Pro Clubs (co‑op club play), and the new small‑sided VOLTA Football with its own World/League/Story variants. The title supports both local couch multiplayer (Kick Off) and a range of online competitive and cooperative modes. (fifplay.com)

The headline addition in FIFA 20 is VOLTA Football, a new small‑sided street/futsal mode alongside the long‑running 11v11 simulation experience powered by the Frostbite engine. The game continues to offer FIFA Ultimate Team (live seasonal content and pack mechanics), Career Mode, skill games and updated on‑pitch tweaks and modes introduced for 2019. Gameplay emphasis in reviews and publisher notes centered on VOLTA’s different ruleset and the persistent live‑service updates to FUT. (news.ea.com)

FIFA 20 is a sports / football (soccer) simulation title. It is directly comparable to other modern football sims such as eFootball (Pro Evolution Soccer) for on‑pitch play, with management/simulation aspects similar in spirit to football management titles (though FIFA is focused on real‑time play rather than deep managerial simulation). (en.wikipedia.org)

Minimum PC specs: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64‑bit), AMD Phenom II X4 965 / Intel Core i3‑2100 (or equivalent), 8 GB RAM, AMD Radeon HD 7850 2GB / NVIDIA GTX 660 2GB, and at least 50 GB free disk space. Recommended PC specs: Windows 10 (64‑bit), AMD FX‑8150 / Intel i5‑3550 (or equivalent), 8 GB RAM, AMD R9 270X / NVIDIA GTX 670, and 50 GB free; a broadband internet connection is recommended and an online connection is required for installation/play. (ea.com)

On PC the FIFA 20 community produces unofficial mods (kits, rosters, visuals and fan patches) that players can install, but these are community projects rather than officially supported by EA; modding is effectively limited to the PC version. Console versions do not support community mods. (gamesradar.com)

No — FIFA 20 does not support full cross‑platform multiplayer between PlayStation, Xbox, PC or Switch; online play and FUT markets are tied to each platform’s ecosystem and match‑making is platform‑specific. Cross‑play was not introduced for this installment. (twinfinite.net)

FIFA 20 did not ship with large paid expansion packs; post‑launch content arrived mainly as free updates and live‑service events for FUT (promo teams, SBCs, Squad Battles/Champions events) and seasonal VOLTA updates. The Nintendo Switch received a separate Legacy Edition that functioned as a roster/kit update rather than a full‑feature release. (ea.com)

Yes — FIFA 20 was part of EA/FIFA’s organized competitive ecosystem including the EA SPORTS FIFA 20 Global Series, FUT Champions Cups, the FIFA eClub World Cup and other sanctioned tournaments that served as qualifiers toward the FIFA eWorld Cup and regional esports events. The game supported official competitive events and community tournaments throughout its lifecycle. (inside.fifa.com)

Yes. FIFA 20’s Ultimate Team mode includes purchasable FIFA Points that can be spent on card packs and Draft entries; packs operate as randomized loot boxes and were the subject of regulatory and legal scrutiny. Other modes receive free updates and rewards, but FUT’s pack purchases are the primary microtransaction element. (fifauteam.com)

No — FIFA 20 did not have a traditional paid season‑pass/battle‑pass system. The game used seasonal progression, objectives and XP rewards (and periodic paid FUT packs) to drive live‑service content, which some outlets described as functionally similar to a battle‑style progression but without a single paid season pass mechanic. (giga.de)

Console builds use the native console controllers (DualShock 4 on PS4, Xbox One controller on Xbox), while the PC version supports gamepad controllers and full keyboard input with on‑screen control layouts available. FIFA 20’s control schemes include standard presets and advanced button mappings (PC users often use gamepads for parity with console play). (fifplay.com)

FIFA 20 was developed primarily by EA Vancouver with support from EA Romania, and published by EA SPORTS / Electronic Arts. (en.wikipedia.org)

Critically, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of FIFA 20 received generally favorable reviews (Metacritic scores in the high‑70s), while the Nintendo Switch Legacy Edition was reviewed far less favorably (much lower Metacritic/critic scores) because it lacks many of the new features. Reviewers praised VOLTA and FUT content but critics and players also highlighted longstanding issues with live‑service mechanics and pack economies. (metacritic.com)