​I had this issue yesterday as well, I ended up phoning them and sorting it over the phone. Change the authentication to email, after you phone them! Do it on the phone as it asks you for the code more than once!

Ah, I did that too. If you go into your account online (I went on to it via my pc) you can disable your authenticator just by unticking a box. The help team were extremely . . . er . . .helpful in talking me through it! (and I'm 62, so if I can do it.....)

can i use my ea access on both xbox and pc though?
i dont mean buy games but can i play the included vault from 1 sub?

Read that as something completely different. #dyslexialolz

I didn't like that name. We'll know it now purely as "EA Access for PC".

Exactly! If PC games held value like console games it would be worth it. With activation keys purchasable for £20, and some of these older games being pence (Dead Space) I really don't see it being worth it.

10% off the Origin store also? Ridiculous.

crying? :smile:

Nope completely separate, the PC version costs more but actually offers less recent titles (as Xbox has more sports titles that aren't on PC)

EA Access is £19.99 a year, unfortunately no annual option for Origin Access though

It's actually cheaper in UK. the US price doesn't include tax, the US price with UK tax will tally to £4.14

Why? You can play a lot of games for 4 quid. It's a pretty decent rental service.

I think PC gaming is a bit more robust, especially considering the interest in older games these days, aided by things like GoG.com and other companies. I mean, I have games on my Origin account that are 20+ years old (e.g. Wing Commander games, Syndicate, Ultima VII).

I get that it's nice to own them, and some on the list have more replay/long term value, but others (e.g. Battlefield: Hardline or Garden Warfare) might just be worth a couple of month or two spin while they've got reasonably active online communities.

​They say on EA Access on Xbox they will never pull any games. So far they're keeping to their word but I don't know if it's the same for this

Or it could lead to fewer price drops as they want people to sign up for this rather than picking up older titles cheap.

I don't think it's a good deal with the current titles but depends what they add going forward, though being EA I can't think of much they could add to entice me.

Youre right. I thought digital deluxe would include all the DLC but its not. This is trash

They can't and won't. Valve don't really create or publish games anymore. They just provide a storefront for other publishers and involve themselves in free-to-play and all of that E-Sports nonsense. They haven't actually put out a real game of their own since CS:GO and I'm not even sure if that really counts.

I see no reason to own a xbox one if you have a gaming PC it offers nothing.

With the intel HD3000 it won't be up to much I'm afraid.

You might play some of the older titles at the lowest settings but that's hardly how they should be experienced.

With the PC graphics card is king, much more important than even the CPU. If you have a bottom end or integrated one like the HD3000 your gaming experience is always going to be quite limited, at least in the realms of 3D graphics, there are tonnes of great 2D titles you can play no problem but few of them are made by EA.

If you could install a graphics card, even a good budget one would make a huge difference and immediately make all the titles accessible to you but obviously depends what you have. Laptops are pretty much impossible to upgrade and even pre-built desktops are likely to need a PSU upgrade unless you install an incredibly power efficient card like the Geforce 750TI.

Because some in the Euro Zone are living in an almost 3rd world state while we (if you believe it) live in relative wealth and prosperity. Hench the millions trying to get in!