FIFA 15 Xbox One Free EA Access Update: 10% discount offered for Ultimate Team points? "Vault" unveils selected games for subscription

By Staff Writer

May 11 2015, 03:14 AM EDT

FIFA 15, which is the latest long-running soccer franchise under EA Sports, is currently available for free to all avid soccer game players. According to their recent announcements, this will be accessed by the players if they will have their EA Access subscription program. With that, they will also get 10% discount for all FIFA Ultimate Team points that will be purchased from the game. These points earned can be used for "new booster packs of players."

The "Vault" of the EA Access will be bringing selected games from the publisher itself. These games will be only be for Xbox One since it is under the console exclusivity like the other amazing sports titles FIFA 14, NBA Live 15, including Madden NFL 15. These titles are all under the same developer.

Furthermore, interesting facts about the EA Access subscription program of the game will allow players to have the change to enjoy the soccer game with its several major releases to have for around a week or so. That will be made around 7 days in advance. This was based from the 5-day program of the last year, which was really successful. So, the game developer made it longer and this time 2 days more than 2014's program.

For those who have no knowledge about the EA Access, this is actually a monthly subscription under EA Sports which is intended to give services for their avid gamers in order to gain "access" to the latest updates of the gameplay.

With regards to FIFA 15, there will be a $5 monthly subscription fee that will be required for the Xbox One service. Since this is under Xbox One exclusivity, this will be not possible for the other platforms. Albeit Sony's offer to have the same for the PS consoles, the program was insisted to have it only under the former.

The main reason is because of the success that EA Sports received when they released the Xbox One exclusive free EA Access in North America. Because of that, they wanted to focus on the target line, and not open to other platforms for the international audience for FIFA 15 Xbox One gameplay.