It has now been a few weeks since
official news from Microsoft of the integration of Electronic Arts' premium subscription, EA Play, into Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. The news becomes more concrete today with the announcement of the official date, not too far away. This addition to the Xbox Game Pass service will in fact be completed with the release of the new Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, on November 10, 2020, effectively creating the largest library for a premium subscription of this type.
All this especially in light of the recent acquisition of Bethesda by Microsoft itself, and the integration of its titles in the Game Pass (as in the case of Doom Eternal, available soon). It is therefore a substantial addition that enriches the launch of the two new Xboxes, making it possible to use a large number of titles since day one (also taking advantage, in all probability, of the improved versions of the games for the next-gen) .
However, what has been said so far does not include users who use this premium PC service; in this case, Game Pass Ultimate or Game Pass PC subscribers will be able to download the titles from the EA Play library only starting from December. Finally, we remind you that the Ultimate version costs 12.99 € per month, the PC version of 9.99 € (as well as the Console version), and that it is currently possible to subscribe to these services for the first month at the promotional cost of 1 €, a price definitely content considering the library offered! In case you want to learn more, we refer you to the official announcement published on Xbox Wire.
