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EA-published Xbox 360 games may be coming to the EA Access Vault, thanks to Xbox One's backwards compatibility.
In response to a subscriber's question on Twitter, EA said it's "investigating adding backwards compatible EA games to EA Access in the future. Stay tuned."
360 games likely wouldn't be added to the Vault until November at the earliest, as that's when backwards compatibility will launch on Xbox One.
EA has a long list of Xbox 360 games that could potentially be added to the Vault, including the Mass Effect trilogy, Battlefield 3, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, Skate 3, and Burnout Paradise.
EA Access is available on Xbox One for $5 USD/month or $30 USD/year. In addition to exclusive trials and discounts, the subscription service currently provides access to thirteen games, with Dragon Age: Inquisition and Titanfall being the latest additions to the Vault.
Source: IGN
In response to a subscriber's question on Twitter, EA said it's "investigating adding backwards compatible EA games to EA Access in the future. Stay tuned."
360 games likely wouldn't be added to the Vault until November at the earliest, as that's when backwards compatibility will launch on Xbox One.
EA has a long list of Xbox 360 games that could potentially be added to the Vault, including the Mass Effect trilogy, Battlefield 3, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, Skate 3, and Burnout Paradise.
EA Access is available on Xbox One for $5 USD/month or $30 USD/year. In addition to exclusive trials and discounts, the subscription service currently provides access to thirteen games, with Dragon Age: Inquisition and Titanfall being the latest additions to the Vault.
Source: IGN