By the end of September, EA Access will be newly available to gamers in Brazil, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Chile, Colombia, Portugal, Turkey, South Africa, UAE, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, and Greece. Those markets join the August launch slate of Australia, Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Spain, United Kingdom, and the United States.
As for the content offered through EA Access, the publisher is adding Xbox One launch title Need for Speed Rivals to the service's catalog of freely available games.
The magnificent Prey was once again abandoned as Microsoft disregarded Arkane Austin's achievements and crucified it just for Redfall.
well, not entirely ... the main Arkane studio i.e Arkane Lyon's still there ...
Its only that, the sequel will take more time now ... after Blade & Dishonored 3
Not even this Prey
Still longing for a sequel to the original Prey with Tommy
The studio didn't even want to call this Prey, it was just Bethesda being dicks to them for some reason.
Keep dreaming then as Prey and Dishonored 2 did not sell well enough to get sequels.
Hence we got Deathloop and Redfall instead.
Atlus wins over gamers yet again.
4.8? This game is literally one of the best modern JRPGs. I’d give it the perfect score.
TheGamer Writes "The tennis sim is as good as ever, but is lacking basic features that make this worthwhile at this stage."
This is not going to go away. EA is pushing forward. Sony will have to give in eventually and use now for exclusives from previous gems. EA, Activision and Ubi, are going to want make money off their own used games. This seems like the best way to control that market. It gives gamers a deal that is palatable
Looking forward to playing NFS Rivals. I passed on the title as was a bit burned out (no pun!!) with NFS games - but not going to argue with having it to download for 'free'.
I was going to wait a little while longer but may as dive in now. NFS, Madden, Peggle, NHL all for £30 with more likely to come. Mainly to show support for the service. Many of the games from the 3 big publishers for around £100 per year would be a sweet deal... already paid that for BF4 w/ premium alone.