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  • NYGiants4Natic
    Banned
    • Apr 2010
    • 2046

    #181
    Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

    Originally posted by Malcd9583
    You never know I've had season ticket and on the site it tells you what time it expires with this they have yet to clarify it. People are asking them and they have yet to give a straight up answer which they won't because they want to sell as many subscription possible.
    True but EA will never live it down if it is 2 hours for sports games. Not going to happen. They told you that with the tweet that 2 is the lowest amount and that is for some games only others will get more.

    Madden and Fifa will have all modes except MUT and maybe a new mode they might be introducing but just play now for 5 days or exhibition mode is more then worth it.

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    • Malcd9583
      Rookie
      • Sep 2010
      • 117

      #182
      Originally posted by NYGiants4Natic
      Why is it funny? EA did not say no to PS4...This is not an exclusive thing to MS

      Sony said no because they are afraid it will cut into their PS Now sales. That is the only reason behind this.

      EA would love to have PS players as well. But Sony throws out this bogus not good value for gamer like they want to speak for you when in reality they should have said.

      We do not want to or have the means to pay EA for this and it would hurt our PS Now service which is terribly priced right now.
      Yea I know sony passed on it them taking away the fans option sucks but I just meant EA obviously wanted sony because they been doing all their videos with the ps4 this year for the first time in a very long time.

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      • greenegt
        G-Men
        • Feb 2003
        • 4494

        #183
        Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

        For those who went the $4.99 monthly route, can I pay that with funds from my XBL account or do they ask for Credit/Debit info?
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        • friscob
          Rookie
          • Jun 2013
          • 0

          #184
          Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

          Originally posted by greenegt
          For those who went the $4.99 monthly route, can I pay that with funds from my XBL account or do they ask for Credit/Debit info?
          Will most likely require an active card bc of an auto renewing policy. Doubt theyll allow one month at a time purchases
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          • friscob
            Rookie
            • Jun 2013
            • 0

            #185
            Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

            Originally posted by Malcd9583
            Yea I know sony passed on it them taking away the fans option sucks but I just meant EA obviously wanted sony because they been doing all their videos with the ps4 this year for the first time in a very long time.
            Ea wanted the larger player base sony has to offer
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            • GamerDad4
              Rookie
              • Sep 2011
              • 16

              #186
              Originally posted by countryboy
              Sony's passing on the EA Access really doesn't bother me at this point, at least after the preliminary information that the early release games may be subject to a limited time trial.

              If it turns out the sports games in particular are unlimited access then I will be upset
              The unlimited access disclaimer is most likely for RPG games like Dragon Age:Inquisition. There are gamers out there who will literally sit there for 5 days and beat the game, giving them no reason to buy the actual game.

              Think about it, if it is the full game you are playing, a timed release is the only way you could stop someone from playing the game. The more you play a sports game like Madden or NHL the more likely you are going to keep playing and not stop after just 5 days. It will be unlimited access for the sports games for 5 days. They did it before for 3 days wit the season ticket and it only increased sales.

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              • Pete1210
                MVP
                • Aug 2006
                • 3277

                #187
                Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

                I'm not interested in early access, but may go for this to get the Vault titles. My only concern is that it sounds like the Vault titles are not yours as long as you are a subscriber (like Games w Gold and PS+), but are subject to change; that is Vault titles can be added and removed at EA's discretion.

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                • mestevo
                  Gooney Goo Goo
                  • Apr 2010
                  • 19556

                  #188
                  Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

                  They already said they have no plans to remove games from the vault, obviously the TOS will have all the CYA language they can fit.

                  Personally, when I'm up for renewal in a year I'll make a decision on if it's worth it right then, not the future - as I did yesterday when I got Battlefield and FIFA. Even if I got little else I'll probably get my sub back with just those 2 games even if I don't stick with them long.

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                  • countryboy
                    Growing pains
                    • Sep 2003
                    • 52854

                    #189
                    Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

                    Originally posted by GamerDad4
                    The unlimited access disclaimer is most likely for RPG games like Dragon Age:Inquisition. There are gamers out there who will literally sit there for 5 days and beat the game, giving them no reason to buy the actual game.

                    Think about it, if it is the full game you are playing, a timed release is the only way you could stop someone from playing the game. The more you play a sports game like Madden or NHL the more likely you are going to keep playing and not stop after just 5 days. It will be unlimited access for the sports games for 5 days. They did it before for 3 days wit the season ticket and it only increased sales.
                    I understand what you're saying and I would think this would be the case, but until someone from EA, or a user who plays it, confirms the exact terms of use for each game, then I will continue to not be upset that Sony didn't sign on for EA Access.
                    I can't shave with my eyes closed, meaning each day I have to look at myself in the mirror and respect who I see.

                    I miss the old days of Operation Sports :(


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                    • greenegt
                      G-Men
                      • Feb 2003
                      • 4494

                      #190
                      Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

                      Originally posted by friscob
                      Will most likely require an active card bc of an auto renewing policy. Doubt theyll allow one month at a time purchases
                      That's what I was thought would happen. I think I'll wait until Amazon starts carrying the subs and buy from there. I don't want to put my current CC info on my XBL account.
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                      • Picci
                        MVP
                        • Feb 2003
                        • 4517

                        #191
                        Originally posted by NYGiants4Natic
                        Why is it funny? EA did not say no to PS4...This is not an exclusive thing to MS

                        Sony said no because they are afraid it will cut into their PS Now sales. That is the only reason behind this.

                        EA would love to have PS players as well. But Sony throws out this bogus not good value for gamer like they want to speak for you when in reality they should have said.

                        We do not want to or have the means to pay EA for this and it would hurt our PS Now service which is terribly priced right now.
                        I'm not sure you understand the PSNow angle. Sony is saying no to EA because EA is now competing against Sony. EA can easily put their games on PSNow as the publisher. Remember, all the publishers are putting up their games up with the prices determined by them. If EA wants Sony users, all they have to do is put it up on PSNow for the gamers to rent/buy. Are there any EA games up on PSNow during the demo?

                        Sorry but there's more to this than you think. EA is in it for something. It hasn't revealed itself yet but it soon will. EA from the beginning was one of strongest voices for DRM. This different strategic plan to move more gamers to digital content and DLC smells like fish to me. There's a reason why EA is repeatedly voted as one of the worst run companies year after year. I don't trust them.

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                        • azdawgpound
                          All Star
                          • Nov 2009
                          • 5533

                          #192
                          Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

                          Originally posted by greenegt
                          That's what I was thought would happen. I think I'll wait until Amazon starts carrying the subs and buy from there. I don't want to put my current CC info on my XBL account.


                          dosen't xbox have the cards u can buy? like psn has cards u can buy that way u don't have to use your CC?

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                          • NYGiants4Natic
                            Banned
                            • Apr 2010
                            • 2046

                            #193
                            Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

                            Originally posted by countryboy
                            I understand what you're saying and I would think this would be the case, but until someone from EA, or a user who plays it, confirms the exact terms of use for each game, then I will continue to not be upset that Sony didn't sign on for EA Access.
                            It is about a choice not about Sony looking our for customers. Please

                            They did not agree to this because it clashes with their streaming service.

                            Let the customer make a decision...Am sure if Sony got EA Access they will sell tons of accounts

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                            • NYGiants4Natic
                              Banned
                              • Apr 2010
                              • 2046

                              #194
                              Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

                              Originally posted by Picci
                              I'm not sure you understand the PSNow angle. Sony is saying no to EA because EA is now competing against Sony. EA can easily put their games on PSNow as the publisher. Remember, all the publishers are putting up their games up with the prices determined by them. If EA wants Sony users, all they have to do is put it up on PSNow for the gamers to rent/buy. Are there any EA games up on PSNow during the demo?

                              Sorry but there's more to this than you think. EA is in it for something. It hasn't revealed itself yet but it soon will. EA from the beginning was one of strongest voices for DRM. This different strategic plan to move more gamers to digital content and DLC smells like fish to me. There's a reason why EA is repeatedly voted as one of the worst run companies year after year. I don't trust them.
                              Why would EA want their games to be on PS Now streaming service in lower quality then actual download.

                              EA is just doing what they did for 2-3 years before then with season ticket except now you get to enjoy some older games but most are in it to get early access to future games.

                              Sony knows that if EA gets the PS fans with the yearly $29.99 they will be more incline to not bother with PS Now

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                              • countryboy
                                Growing pains
                                • Sep 2003
                                • 52854

                                #195
                                Re: EA Access for Xbox One: Play EA Games Up to Five Days Before the Release Date

                                Originally posted by NYGiants4Natic
                                It is about a choice not about Sony looking our for customers. Please

                                They did not agree to this because it clashes with their streaming service.

                                Let the customer make a decision...Am sure if Sony got EA Access they will sell tons of accounts
                                why are you responding to me?

                                My post was in discussion with someone in regards to the timed trials for early release and had nothing to do with what you're talking about.
                                I can't shave with my eyes closed, meaning each day I have to look at myself in the mirror and respect who I see.

                                I miss the old days of Operation Sports :(


                                Louisville Cardinals/St.Louis Cardinals

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