Sports games should learn this advice of Mortal Kombat. The sports games of today are exactly the same as they were when the MK series was during the early 2000s, with each year's releases becoming blurred and making fans believe that the next game isn't worth their time. When FIFA, Madden, NBA and the rest of the annual sports FUT 26 Coins titles put a year or two off, the designers will finally be able to reflect on the direction of this franchise and how the formula might be improved.

One of the main critiques of the modern-day annual sports games is the fact that each entry is just another re-skinned version of the game that was previously played and has no visible or performance advancements over its predecessor. Although the game's developers might add an additional career mode or incorporate some fan-favorite elements from an earlier version that is incorporated into the new game, it's not usually enough to merit the price, particularly when the game from last year holds well.

In order to propel these franchises forward in a significant way the developers of sports games are going have to ensure that each and every game comes with an array of options or features that are totally new distinctive, original, and ingenuous. Also this is where it is the Mortal Kombat series is the ideal model to help with this. The past year of Mortal Kombat has seen three mainline games released, each of which boasted its unique games modes and features and each one has offered more than the previous FC 26 Coins for sale. In contrast to sports games, the recent Mortal Kombat titles have barely eliminated popular features. Instead, they've just improved the gameplay.