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		By: Mark		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Well I could see some people being disappointed, like my friend, about this &quot;only six hours trial time&quot; thing. Like Pramath said, speak out to EA if u no like. Lol. However, I had to remind my friend that EA Access isn&#039;t the previous service EA was giving before. I forget what it&#039;s called. Basically the trials before release lasted about 5 full days in play time. But this was only supported for EA Sports games (I believe) and it cost $25 (I think per year) just to play games early.....no Vault. Not sure about discounts. 

Point is, EA Access&#039; selling point is about the Vault, not trials. Discounts and trials are peripheral features tacked onto the Vault. And obviously their previous trials program didn&#039;t catch on, as my friend dropped out of subscription too. My feelings are, if u have EA Access and feel slighted by them due to the 6 hour limitation, hit up their Twitter and complain. But they never did advertise Access as a trials program, but a cheap games (Vault) subscription service. I didn&#039;t buy Need for Speed Rivals, but I&#039;m bout to download it today from the Vault! ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well I could see some people being disappointed, like my friend, about this &#8220;only six hours trial time&#8221; thing. Like Pramath said, speak out to EA if u no like. Lol. However, I had to remind my friend that EA Access isn&#8217;t the previous service EA was giving before. I forget what it&#8217;s called. Basically the trials before release lasted about 5 full days in play time. But this was only supported for EA Sports games (I believe) and it cost $25 (I think per year) just to play games early&#8230;..no Vault. Not sure about discounts. </p>
<p>Point is, EA Access&#8217; selling point is about the Vault, not trials. Discounts and trials are peripheral features tacked onto the Vault. And obviously their previous trials program didn&#8217;t catch on, as my friend dropped out of subscription too. My feelings are, if u have EA Access and feel slighted by them due to the 6 hour limitation, hit up their Twitter and complain. But they never did advertise Access as a trials program, but a cheap games (Vault) subscription service. I didn&#8217;t buy Need for Speed Rivals, but I&#8217;m bout to download it today from the Vault! </p>
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