Those who have been an early supporter of EA Access since launch on Xbox One may want to check their postal box.
According to various EA Access users on Twitter, they have received a nice present in the mail: a 2TB Seagate Game Drive for Xbox One.
These plug and play external hard drives from Seagate are priced starting at $119.99, but many retailers offer them for less. The average price at retail runs closer to $100 (Best Buy, Tiger Direct, Office Depot). Amazon is less expensive: in the UK it’s priced at £84.99 while in the US it’s $97.40.
You can see some of the images taken by recipients through the EA Access Twitter account, but we’ve posted a few below, including one from Xbox boss Phil Spencer praising EA for recognizing users.
Great to see @EAAccess recognizing the fans who have supported them from the start. Proud to have EA Access on XB1 #PlayMore @EA pic.twitter.com/tVVMC0HknZ
— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) April 3, 2017
Just got an amazing care package from @EAAccess. You guys are the best! #Thanks #Grateful #Xbox #EAAccess pic.twitter.com/zbYrToKIjv
— Jordan Beach (@BeachHead34) March 31, 2017
Thanks to @EAAccess I have some space for vault games, and a few months of EA Access to give out. pic.twitter.com/d0sVAySv4h
— Poolshark (@The_Poolshark) March 30, 2017
It seems EA is sending these out in waves, so if you have been with the service from the start and haven’t received your drive in the mail yet, be patient.
EA Access was announced three years ago in July, and is a monthly service which runs $4.99 per month or $29.99 annually. It provides users with access to The Vault, a collection of EA games on Xbox One ready for download and play.
Subscribers are also able to play trials of new EA games before release, and receive 10% off digital purchases of EA games on Xbox One.
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