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sars973 · 08-18-2014, 03:14 PM

The part I don't understand is the defending of the Vault games.

As of now you get access to FIFA 14, Madden 25, Battlefield 4, and Peggle 2. Within two months FIFA and Madden will have new versions out, so will you really stick with the previous versions? Once the next Battlefield comes out, who is going to stick with 4?

In addition, there are no clear plans at all from EA regarding the improvement of the Vault. When will new games be added? What is the criteria for which games are added?

To point to the fact that potentially, in the future, you could access last year's sports games/AAA releases in the Vault a month or two before they become obsolete (which might be a stretch based on this very quiet announcement regarding the trial limit), to me makes little to no sense.

Is it really a deal to pay $30 for access to year old games? Potentially?

08-18-2014, 03:14 PM	#271
sars973 Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: South Orange	Re: EA Access Gives You Just Six Hours Of Madden NFL 15 Gameplay The part I don't understand is the defending of the Vault games. As of now you get access to FIFA 14, Madden 25, Battlefield 4, and Peggle 2. Within two months FIFA and Madden will have new versions out, so will you really stick with the previous versions? Once the next Battlefield comes out, who is going to stick with 4? In addition, there are no clear plans at all from EA regarding the improvement of the Vault. When will new games be added? What is the criteria for which games are added? To point to the fact that potentially, in the future, you could access last year's sports games/AAA releases in the Vault a month or two before they become obsolete (which might be a stretch based on this very quiet announcement regarding the trial limit), to me makes little to no sense. Is it really a deal to pay $30 for access to year old games? Potentially?