Post by ThatShaneGibson on Aug 5, 2014 9:41:16 GMT 10
First lets start with what is EA Access? Its a subscription based service much like Xbox Music or other services smiler like Pandora. We already pay a subscription to play Xbox games online and get other benefits such as free games but with EA Access you have the ability to get a bunch of free EA games, 10% discount on buying EA games and DLC's plus upto 5 days early access to a demo of a game before it is released and if you then decide to buy the game your progress continues on.
It will cost $6.99 a month here in AUS but only $4.99 in the US which is extremely unfair as usual. You can go with a $39.99 a year which is a great discount and the obvious way to go.
At the moment the free games you get are FIFA 14, Madden NFL 25, Peggle 2 and Battlefield 4. As soon as I get it I will be selling my BF4 disk as the premium DLC I already bought will be able to be used with EA Access so just another game I don't have to swap disks for.
No date has been announced for when we will all get to start using it but it is in closed Beta at the moment and form all accounts people are loving it.
For more info check out, www.ea.com/eaaccess/?_o=NA&utm_campaign=eaa-search-au-pbm-g-brand&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_term=ea%20access&sourceid=eaa-search-au-pbm-g-brand
And the Australian link, www.ea.com/au/news/announcing-ea-access-for-xbox-one
It will cost $6.99 a month here in AUS but only $4.99 in the US which is extremely unfair as usual. You can go with a $39.99 a year which is a great discount and the obvious way to go.
At the moment the free games you get are FIFA 14, Madden NFL 25, Peggle 2 and Battlefield 4. As soon as I get it I will be selling my BF4 disk as the premium DLC I already bought will be able to be used with EA Access so just another game I don't have to swap disks for.
No date has been announced for when we will all get to start using it but it is in closed Beta at the moment and form all accounts people are loving it.
For more info check out, www.ea.com/eaaccess/?_o=NA&utm_campaign=eaa-search-au-pbm-g-brand&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_term=ea%20access&sourceid=eaa-search-au-pbm-g-brand
And the Australian link, www.ea.com/au/news/announcing-ea-access-for-xbox-one