EA Access Subscription Service coming to Xbox One

<p>In a developing story&comma; EA has announced they&&num;8217&semi;ll be bringing a paid subscription service to the Xbox One called EA Access&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>By paying &dollar;4&period;99 a month &lpar;or &dollar;29&period;99 a year&rpar;&comma; players will get access to something called the Vault&period; Inside this vault&comma; will be games which the consumer can play&comma; as much or as little as they like&period; As an EA Access subscriber&comma; you will receive a 10&percnt; discount on EA digital content&comma; which also includes full games and DLC&period; Other perks include access to trial versions of EA games a week before they&&num;8217&semi;re slated to release&period; EA is saying&comma; at this time&comma; that game saves from these trials will carry over&comma; if you choose to pay and unlock the game&period; The first eligible games for this save feature will include the 2015 EA Sports roster and Dragon Age&colon; Inquisition&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>The first four games to be added to the Vault are FIFA14&comma; Madden NFL 25&comma; Peggle 2&comma; and Battlefield 4&period; More titles will be added soon&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>When the service launches&comma; subscriptions will be available through Xbox Live&comma; as well as stores like GameStop and Amazon&period;com&period; EA has not revealed a launch date yet but says it will be &&num;8220&semi;soon&&num;8221&semi;&period; For now&comma; EA Access will be limited to the North America and Europe&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Source&colon; <a href&equals;"http&colon;&sol;&sol;www&period;ign&period;com&sol;articles&sol;2014&sol;07&sol;29&sol;ea-announces-subscription-service-on-xbox-one-ea-access&quest;abthid&equals;53d7d3116415330f4400000c" target&equals;"&lowbar;blank">IGN<&sol;a><&sol;p>&NewLine;