Reasons To Give EA Access An 8 Out Of 10

Reasons To Give EA Access An 8 Out Of 10

I guess at some point I rated the EA Access service I subscribe to on my Xbox One. I know this, because my EA Access app just asked me to explain my 8 out of 10 rating.

That’s not a bad score, right? It’s not like a simple, unvarnished “YES”, but still pretty good. How to explain?

My first answer was “I don’t like the games in the Vault.” No offence, sports games! I wish I liked you more, Battlefield Hardline and Dragon Age Inquisition.

Reasons To Give EA Access An 8 Out Of 10
Reasons To Give EA Access An 8 Out Of 10

My second answer was “the pre-release trials are adequate in length.” That was the closest available option to what I wanted to say, which was that “I quite enjoy playing games a week before they’re out. I feel like a proper game reviewer or YouTuber and love having the jump on things.”

EA Access is $6.99 a month, $39.99 a year and currently enabling me to play Plants Vs. Zombies 2: Garden Warfare days in advance. I feel like I live in the future.

Reasons To Give EA Access An 8 Out Of 10

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