A few minutes ago the Community Manager of EA Sports, Mr.Zaro, through the social media disclosed a substantial message to categorically deny the Street Release Date Broken in Spain.
The incorrect news spread like wildfire on the web, after some videos appeared on the Microsoft Xbox Live platform without the beta watermark. From that moment on, a great deal of news spread that affirmed the breaking of the Street release date in Spain, with people ready to even have copies sent overseas, or worse, to book intercontinental journeys.
Mr. Zaro intervened declaring that the contents do not come absolutely from copies of the final version of the game but rather from sorted builds to some internal members of the staff of Electronic Arts to carry out tests with the servers that will host the new FIFA 20 football simulator.
In fact the declarations of the community manager are absolutely true because if the distribution chains had actually broken the day one, the photos with FIFA 20 would have invaded the web.
What do you think of this strange story?
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