Great. Now where's the fine print EA's not telling us?

I think it could be cool to pay 30 bucks a year to play 5 or 6 big games, not a bad deal. But, to be fair, sports games do come down in price pretty fast. i think we will be able to buy these games for 20 bucks each in no time.

After reading this, feel even better about my Wii-U purchase.

So for 30$ a year you can play the games a bit earlier and get 10% discount on games and DLC?

This is an excellent deal, and one that will keep improving as the library expands. It is of best value if you don't desire to play those games DayOne, and if you don't mind playing an older version of their annual sports franchises, but can wait until they become available.
With early access to new games as well, this is a deal nobody should skip.

I thought XOne was so bad that developers and publisher are going to stop supporting it by the end of this year.

Should I still trust those VGChart forum dwelers?

Moderated - Kresnik.

Ubisoft, Square, etc should all have a system like this in place. This sounds like a winner.

This sound sexy!

That honestly sounds pretty good. I'll keep my eye on it and see how it goes.

Someone said $5 for 4 games for 1 month vs $5 for 1 game for 4 hours. I think EA wins that battle.