Miss-EM's gaming blog

So finally the day is here, the release of Need For Speed Payback. If you had bought the Deluxe Pack you have had the possibility of playing the game for 3 days already. I got the Deluxe Pack too, but didn't buy it before last night so had no idea about this early start.  Others that had the possibility of an early start was the ones with EA Access, only the only got to play a little of the game, which it didn't say anywhere, so loads of players started a subscription, so that sucked for them.  But back to the first glance.  As most racing games the cars handle crap at the beginning and they usually feel slow. But after playing for about an hour and getting a better car, it feels better, so hopefully it will keep getting better. Mind you, I have been mostly playing on my Xbox the last few months so, the PS4 controller is really weird to hold. Lol.  The openworld part I feel they haven't really taken all the opportunities out of, but maybe it also changes after playin...

Hi and welcome to my new blog. My first entry will be about the EA Access subscription, which I'm currently trying out, as it came with my Xbox One S. And I gotta say, I'm disappointed. I found the total of two games I felt like playing, TWO. And then again it was only about 45 games to choose from all together.  Most of the games in the "vault" as sports games, and me and sports games don't go very well together, so you'll never see me play one. So can't really say I will be getting a subscription from EA Access once my free month is up.  I must say I like the thought of the game subscriptions like this though. Of course, as long as they have a fairly large catalogue of games too choose from, I would be willing to pay for it.  It's nice that you can go into the "catalogue" choose what you like, download and play, without having to thing about money. And of course if a subscription like this had all the new games also, it would really be...