Jazz2K said:
yvanjean said:
We don't even know if the guy own an Xbox One. It's easy to bash a service that you can't have access. EA Access is the only "rental" service on Xbox One. Anyone of the game in the vault sells for $20-30 if not more at retail. The value you get to play full 6-hour trial version of EA new release is worth the $29.99/year let alone the vault access. So far I got to play NFL 15 and NHL 15 two games I was probably not going to pick up because they cost to much. But It was a fun 12 hours spent with these game and now I am really considering getting NFL 15 once the price drop.
You see so many people bashing EA Access if anything need to be bash it's the PS now rental price that's outrageous.
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I don't think he owns one to be frank. This thread is funny, I thought I would just stop posting and argue with people but kind of started to appreciate it lol. PSNow is still in beta so people give it every kind of free pass but again, nothing prevents Sony in the future to lock content in PSNow but you know they would never do such things because they "saved" gaming.
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Well I normally spend more then $1000 on video games a year. Therefore $29.99 is peanuts for me... I guess aif you had an extremely limited gaming budget, you might find the EA access to be a bad deal. But, you would assume someone with a limited budget wouldn't own most of the game in the vault and would still want to jump in on the EA access.
Your thread was meant to discuss the fact that EA access might be a system seller. But, somehow people are quesiton the value of EA Access which is beyond me. At $5/month you can have friends over play NFL 25, Fifa 14 or trial of NFL 15/NHL15 that's less then a movie tickets that goes for more than 12$ now a day. If you were like me and din't own Battlefield 4 it's the cheapest way to experience the game and EA give you to choice 5$ for one month or $29.99 for a full year. Don't come on here and question EA Access for not having any value, you guys should be on Jazz2K for having the gutso of calling it a system seller.
