Anthem may more or less be borked, but Electronic Arts’ still has other offerings that are definitely worth looking into. The publisher is currently holding a sale for a number of its PC titles on Origin. Discounts go up to 80 percent, with the sale ending on March 19^th, 10 AM PST. These include titles like Titanfall 2 (75 percent off), The Sims 4 (63 percent off), Madden NFL 19 (67 percent off), and Battlefield 5 (50 percent off).

You can even pick up some bundles, like Titanfall 2 Ultimate Edition and Battlefield 1 Revolution for 80 percent off. If you’re more interested in the glory days of BioWare, then perhaps the Mass Effect Trilogy is worth a look at 50 percent off. You can even pick up Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age 2, each a whopping 75 percent off from their original asking price.

However, our personal recommendation is Command and Conquer: The Ultimate Collection, discounted by 50 percent and including pretty much every major C&C title ever made. Command and Conquer, the Red Alert series, Generals, and Tiberium Wars are all bundled together. Just pretend that Command and Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight isn’t there and all is good.

EA’s Gamescom presser shifted to Battlefield 1 and DICE announced that competitive mode would be coming to the popular WWI shooter. It will be called “Incursions” and promises a new way to play. Incursions will enter closed alpha in September and the Battlefield community will have a chance to test it out. Those who want to register for the alpha can do so here.

Furthermore, EA confirmed that Battlefield 1 Revolution was real. As a sort of Game of the Year edition for Battlefield 1, it includes the base game and the Premium Pass, thus offering access to all the DLC packs. At $59.99, that’s not a bad price for all that content.

They Shall Not Pass is currently available but the second expansion In The Name of The Tsar will arrive in September. You can play the first map right now. The other expansion packs Turning Tides and Apocalypse will release in December and early 2018.