Normchacho said:
It's also pretty stupid to try and compare the value of these two at this point anyways since the value of PSNow not only varies wildly depending on what you are renting and for how long you are renting but is also going to change alltogether before it ever launches as a full fledged service. EA access on the other hand we have the cost of but we still know very little about what it will offer the people who subscribe. |
"You can't compare the value of a service without comparing the services themselves. "
You pay money and you get to play games and some other stuff. Not that hard is it?
"You'r e just talking about the cost of each service, which is something else all together."
No I'm absolutely not. Using your dumbfounding logic, I should consider a happy meal better value for money than a Ferrari. I'm not comparing the cost. Get a clue.
"It's also pretty stupid to try and compare the value of these two at this point anyways since the value of PSNow not only varies wildly depending on what you are renting and for how long you are renting but is also going to change alltogether before it ever launches as a full fledged service. "
I think you are pretty stupid for saying I am pretty stupid even though I explicitly stated that I am only considering the prices of PSNow as they stand at the moment. The rest of your statement is blah blah blah.
" EA access on the other hand we have the cost of but we still know very little about what it will offer the people who subscribe."
We know enough to know that it'll be a much cheaper way of playing EA games and specifically EA Sports games.
Your post was pointless.
