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HomePhys.org - ComputersNetflix to launch FIFA World Cup video game

Netflix to launch FIFA World Cup video game

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Netflix is set to release a FIFA soccer simulation game exclusively on its gaming platform in summer 2026, timed to coincide with the World Cup, the streaming giant said Wednesday.

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