5 years ago
Did EA stop
Did EA Play stop releasing games each month? Or are they solely now relying on Xbox Game Pass to furnish new games monthly. If EA Play did stop or only puts out a handful through out the year then ...
@CarbonCarl wrote:
@thykingswed
But we're not comparing services here, you mentioned value for money and that's what EA Play is, it doesn't matter if another service offers more. You're also forgetting EA can only offer it's own games where as other services can all offer third party games because of their console platforms.
Seriously re-read what you wrote. Value for money and it doesn't matter if other offer more. Wouldn't that be a better value? Or is less a better value? Not all gaming services have a console either. Like Humble Choice, Stadia, Amazon, and Utomik are all non-console based gaming subscription services. All of them offer monthly updates to the library and some offer free games as well. What is a better value you can pay the same and get more games and more frequently or you could pay a little more and also get free games along with the bigger library including EA games and new games to play and try monthly.
Math time that $60 a year for EA Play. You could get 8 to 10 if not close to a dozen EA games in a year as well you own them. You can play multiple EA games and own them for the same price. It isn't like EA is adding a bunch of games either. I literally have seen the same games on there for years, I am talking about 4+ years. So 14 new games in a year or their game library isn't something they should toot their own horn on as being a value or a great product especially you can get close to if not the same amount of different EA game each year and own them for the same price.
You are blinded by your obsession with EA and fail to see any facts. If you chose not to understand gaming subscription services and know what value means that is on you. I have said my last 2 cents.