Bofferbrauer2 said:
I think, the reason is, that every platform has wildly different games. The PS4 only has PS4 EA games XBO comes with XBO and 360 games (do also OG Xbox titles get released with the service?), making it's offering twice as large as on PS4. PC has the whole EA PC history, including all the games from PC-only companies like Bullfrog, Maxis or Westwood they bought up. It probably has a range of at least about 3 times as many games as the other 2 combined due to this. In other words, you'll get by far the most out of it on PC, and on PS4 it has the least value if it has the same pricetag across all platforms. |
Well it looks like it's the same price no matter the platform which makes no sense then. If some platforms have way more games on them, why the same price no matter the platform? They might as well have one higher price for cross platform access because it wouldn't be any different than it is now, minus assumed bundled savings. If each platform was priced based on how many games there were to play then it would make more sense.
