As announced last week, EA Access has been officially rebranded EA Play today. The membership service has retained all of its features – including access to an ever-growing vault of legacy software, discounts on software, and early access trials – but has been given a fresh lick of paint as part of its new name.
If you’ve got the app installed on your PlayStation 4, then you’ll need to download a small patch before booting it. The user interface is a bit cleaner now, even if the features remain very much the same. EA has said that gameplay related challenges will be added in the near future, presumably starting with new releases like EA Sports UFC 4 and Madden NFL 21.
For a full list of all free EA Play Games on PS4, click through the link.
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Is it on par with the Xbox version yet?
EA hasn't made anything I have been interested in for years.
If it had ssx tricky, dead space trilogy and fight night, i'd get it.
EA Play would be a fantastic thing if EA had any games I wanted to play.
@oldschool1987 It can never be completely on par because the PS4 does not support backwards compatibility. EA's hands are tied. The only thing they can do is lower the cost for PS4 access.
@oldschool1987 they won't make it same as xbox version because of ps4 doesn't support BC However there's few ps4 games missing EA could easily add PROBS on ps5 version i don't see why won't be fully support of EAs games from ps4 era I know its harder add ps3 games
@Falkirk4life @captainsandman I know about the b/c lol. My comment was more about how PS4 gamers are expected to pay the same as Xbox. They should lower the price on PS4
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