After being subscribed to Xbox GamePass for awhile now, the idea of game subscription services is really promising for many games. I've noticed I often end up using it as almost a demo, play a...
After being subscribed to Xbox GamePass for awhile now, the idea of game subscription services is really promising for many games. I've noticed I often end up using it as almost a demo, play a game for a couple hours and if I really like it I can go ahead and buy it and fully support the developer. But if it is just okay, than I'm not really out anything at all, can still finish the game, and don't get that feeling of wasting money in the end on a game I didn't really love.
Seems interesting, $5 a month/$30 a year seems more than okay if you want to play a sport game or work through the Bioware archives. And depending on what it offers as a trial, 10 hours is a...
Seems interesting, $5 a month/$30 a year seems more than okay if you want to play a sport game or work through the Bioware archives. And depending on what it offers as a trial, 10 hours is a pretty good amount of time to know a game with.
They've re-branded EA Access to EA Play now (which is previously what the called their Nintendo-Direct-ish presentation things, so that's a bit weird), and the page has been updated to say that it...
They've re-branded EA Access to EA Play now (which is previously what the called their Nintendo-Direct-ish presentation things, so that's a bit weird), and the page has been updated to say that it will be available on August 31.
After being subscribed to Xbox GamePass for awhile now, the idea of game subscription services is really promising for many games. I've noticed I often end up using it as almost a demo, play a game for a couple hours and if I really like it I can go ahead and buy it and fully support the developer. But if it is just okay, than I'm not really out anything at all, can still finish the game, and don't get that feeling of wasting money in the end on a game I didn't really love.
Seems interesting, $5 a month/$30 a year seems more than okay if you want to play a sport game or work through the Bioware archives. And depending on what it offers as a trial, 10 hours is a pretty good amount of time to know a game with.
They've re-branded EA Access to EA Play now (which is previously what the called their Nintendo-Direct-ish presentation things, so that's a bit weird), and the page has been updated to say that it will be available on August 31.