Effff ea.. efff microsoft!Good luck trying to cancel (xboxOne)… What a rip off. I only play sports games as single player or with friends. The only way it is worth it is if you don't own hardly any ea and you are into sports games. In the above example with only one game, you theoretically save yourself $10. Many of the games are titles that people have played years ago as well. While on paper it's a great value, a lot of the games are outdated yearly sports titles.
The only thing that is dumb, is getting a monthly subscription to EA access…Where are you guys getting $39 a year? It's kind of nuts.It's really awesome. Digital is ripping off users…period.First off, some people don’t care about the resell value of games becaue they don’t sell them. EA launches its Origin Access Premier subscription service, offering subscribers more features for an increased price, but is the new subscription tier worth it?
When it comes to cross-platform first-person … These are all available five days before the earliest release date. It's slightly more expensive but has more games and includes your Xbox live subscription.Yeah i've had mine like 2 years now and always on the yearly one as its wayy better for price (£20).Nah it’s not anymore, it’s become the same stale games with nothing really new in there. Still, it has some good value. You can’t generalise things like that. When you take those out of the equation, there's only a few games in the list worth playing. this is especially true with sports games.Now perhaps if all you play is Titanfall, EA access might not be worth it. $30 is not worth it if you only wind up playing for a few hours, but if you are regularly going to use it then it is a great deal.I think its worth it, not only do you get the sports games, but you get a bunch of Need for Speeds and Skate 3, older Battlefield games, and the Original TitanfallThe only complaint I had was it did something weird with my account where it grabbed my brothers information and attached it to my profile, It was very hard getting in contact with anyone to help me and their resolution was piss poor. Wishing I hadn't recently bought ME:A for £30 on PS4 though....I am sucker for hot new releases, so this would be wasted on me. It's one of the few things I miss about the Xbox since I sold it. Then it’s in with the new, and out with the old. I will also have access to them after the year if I renew my subscription, whereas I wouldn’t if I resold my copies (with the rise in digital copies anyway, you can’t resell them to begin with). I dont sell games that I buy so resale value is completely irrelvant to me. The discounts and early access trials are great, but its easy access to Many free-to-play games revolve around strategy or civilization building.
EA is getting into the habit of adding their sports games about 8-9 months after the initial release. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Get origin access you won't regret it, it's worth insane value for what you're gonna pay. If you're planning on getting and not planning on replaying a game that's in origin access' list. I am one of those gamers. Most gamers play only a few games until they’ve “exhausted” them. I still own all of my PS2, PS3, XBox, XBox360, XBox One and PS4 games. Get ready to play more with EA Access! Unraveled and Furi have been on to buy-on-sale list. Here’s what you need to know.EA Access isn’t the only game in town. Grabbing a month sub every 3-4 months seems like the best way to go since they will have rotated games in since. EA does deserve the hate they get but Origin Access has always been a good deal and I think the higher tier will be worth it for a lot of people. I don't think there is much reason to maintain a subscription permanently. That being said, depending on the game, you may not get $20 for it after it has been out for over a year.Where EA access is worth it, is if you play more than one game. Unless you need to play every EA title somewhere done the line, the $30 may be better spent elsewhere like maintaining Xbox Live Gold for Games with Gold titles. is a nightmare.I’d buy a year at once at some sale or deal, not That many good games but I do enjoy Rory McIlroy PGA Tour, that game alone makes it worth it.. and obviously some NHL from time to time with friends.I think its worth it, you always get to trials of their new games before they come out, like others said if you dont mind waiting you can play all the sports games, you also get 10% off if you buy any of the games, and when their is in game currency you get 10% off that as well. A year of EA access is 30 bucks. I knew about this service but didn't realize the value. One year old is fine, but few people play games that are 3-4, so owning the game outright is less important. When you take those out of the equation, there's only a few games in the list worth playing. Anyway I like it and thats my honest opinion, but only you can decide if you think its worth it! Before, I had to choose what sports game I wanted to play, or spend a lot of money getting them all. !Its so easy to cancel that I can’t believe you even made this post. EA and digital down loads are trying to take away the re-sell value out of the hands of consumers and into their own ‘proprietary’ price fixing. A new game int he franchise will come out every year.
It says $29.99 here: It is $29.99 a year, which is $2.50 a month. Would just let everyone know about ea access, since i didn't notice it before now 24 comments I think you can browse the games before subscribing, or can look them up, so you know what you are getting. 0 out of 0 people found this helpful. True, for a relatively low price, you will get access to a library of videogames that you can download and delete at anytime, but the key here is “library,” and four games do not make a library. I enjoy playing EA Sport games and I am thinking I don't mind slightly old titles, for 30$/12 Months it is cheap and games in vault look nice, plus 10 hour trials on new games seem good too.So how is EA Access according to you?