EA Access - No brainer at £20?

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PostEA Access - No brainer at £20?
by Mommy Christmas » Fri Nov 29, 2019 11:17 am

I couldn't find a topic on this but then the search doesn't pick up "EA" on it's own.

This is £20 a year for some pretty old EA games, but is there anything new likely to land on it?

Is it cross platform?

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by Peter Crisp » Fri Nov 29, 2019 11:24 am

I've had it for almost a year now and I have to say it's pretty crap value as I never use it.
Maybe it's because I don't play EA sports games but even the rest of the stuff on the list while they seem great I have Game Pass which has much much better stuff on it so this service just sits there unloved and unused.

I'd say you're better off using the £20 for Game Pass subs as it's just a better service.

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by Jenuall » Fri Nov 29, 2019 11:29 am

It's a brainer, a real brainer.

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by Tomous » Fri Nov 29, 2019 11:30 am

Looking at the list, you could probably purchase the games you want to play second hand for less than the £20. New stuff will take a long time to be added.

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by Monkey Man » Fri Nov 29, 2019 1:30 pm

Mommy wrote:I couldn't find a topic on this but then the search doesn't pick up "EA" on it's own.

This is £20 a year for some pretty old EA games, but is there anything new likely to land on it?

Is it cross platform?

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by more heat than light » Fri Nov 29, 2019 2:04 pm

It's worth it for me just for the sports stuff, I easily get £20 a year just to be able to play FIFA, madden, NHL etc. Not fussed about having the latest one on launch day, it's normally six months or so late. Anything else on top is a bonus really.

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by Venom » Fri Nov 29, 2019 3:55 pm

Earlier today I claimed my one month free trial on Xbox. I've just played a bit of Bejeweled 3. Have Star Wars Battlefront II downloading (really, really slow). I have a yearning to play Mass Effect Andromeda. But £20 is great value if you will be playing some of the games.

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by Photek » Fri Nov 29, 2019 5:35 pm

I cancelled mine, GP is so much better value.

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by Mommy Christmas » Sat Nov 30, 2019 6:02 am

Game pass is the Xbox game service? I didnt have an xbox until yesterday so i might invest in that too.

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by Moggy » Sat Nov 30, 2019 8:38 am

Mommy wrote:Game pass is the Xbox game service? I didnt have an xbox until yesterday so i might invest in that too.


Game pass is the Xbox subscription that gives you access to around 100 games.

Xbox Live Gold is what you need in order to play online games.

Game Pass Ultimate is game pass & gold combined.

There are some Black Friday deals out there at the moment, Amazon are doing 3 months for £15.99, which is a pretty good price, but if you’ve only just bought the console you might have a free trial available?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Xbox-Ultimate- ... mep&sr=8-1

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by Mommy Christmas » Sat Nov 30, 2019 8:43 am

Moggy wrote:
Mommy wrote:Game pass is the Xbox game service? I didnt have an xbox until yesterday so i might invest in that too.


Game pass is the Xbox subscription that gives you access to around 100 games.

Xbox Live Gold is what you need in order to play online games.

Game Pass Ultimate is game pass & gold combined.

There are some Black Friday deals out there at the moment, Amazon are doing 3 months for £15.99, which is a pretty good price, but if you’ve only just bought the console you might have a free trial available?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Xbox-Ultimate- ... mep&sr=8-1



There was a trial on the box so I presume ill get a month. Might get the Amazon thing to if its stackable?

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by Moggy » Sat Nov 30, 2019 8:46 am

Mommy wrote:
Moggy wrote:
Mommy wrote:Game pass is the Xbox game service? I didnt have an xbox until yesterday so i might invest in that too.


Game pass is the Xbox subscription that gives you access to around 100 games.

Xbox Live Gold is what you need in order to play online games.

Game Pass Ultimate is game pass & gold combined.

There are some Black Friday deals out there at the moment, Amazon are doing 3 months for £15.99, which is a pretty good price, but if you’ve only just bought the console you might have a free trial available?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Xbox-Ultimate- ... mep&sr=8-1



There was a trial on the box so I presume ill get a month. Might get the Amazon thing to if its stackable?


Yeah it’s stackable, up to 3 years in total I think. I don’t know if the free trial will allow stacking though, so use that up first and hold onto the 3 month code.

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by HSH28 » Sat Nov 30, 2019 9:22 am

Photek wrote:I cancelled mine, GP is so much better value.


Only because its available dead cheap at the moment, at some point they'll stop doing such good deals and it'll be more like the standard price of £8 a month.

Game Pass Ultimate is insane value at the moment.

EA Access is a longer running thing, like anything its only worth it if you want what's on the service, its a lower bar to pass at £20 a year than Game Pass is, so basically if there's a single thing added in a year you want it can be well worth it.

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PostRe: EA Access - No brainer at £20?
by HSH28 » Sat Nov 30, 2019 9:24 am

Mommy wrote:There was a trial on the box so I presume ill get a month. Might get the Amazon thing to if its stackable?


Slightly cheaper on CDKeys and it seems like its stackable...

https://www.cdkeys.com/xbox-live/games/ ... box-one-pc


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