Of course, if you pay for the $30 upfront, it’s a 50% savings than if you pay monthly. Fortunately, it’s one of the less expensive services, making it easier to make a decision. If you’re still interested in the service, your next concern is probably the cost. Not only does the service give you access to EA’s “Vault” of games, but you also get a 10% discount on new EA titles for purchase.

But for many, this isn’t a big deal since most just want to play games at an affordable price. Granted, you won’t technically own these titles, and if your membership expires, you’ll lose access to the games. This subscription model has become immensely popular, as it eliminates the need to spend $60 on a brand new game. We’ll get into the list of games below, but suffice it to say that pretty much every notable EA release from the past few generations are available on the service.

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