EA has confirmed that a full game trial for FIFA 15 is now available on EA Access, the service which is exclusive to Xbox One. This trial allows people to access all of the full game options, though it is limited to six hours. That’s plenty of time to at least get that Ultimate Team or season started though. You can also go online if you want and play against others. Additionally all progress will carry over, as well as achievements, should you buy the full game
Start your Ultimate Team ahead of time on Xbox One! EA Access members can now play six hours of FIFA 15 and get 10% off FIFA Points.
— EA Access (@EAAccess) September 18, 2014
A part of me wishes I had access to this service, and it does kind of look like Sony missed a good service here. However I guess it would eventually clash with the services Sony is and will be offering, like PS Now. So if you’ve got an Xbox One, EA Access, and are a FIFA fan then you may as well enjoy the early preview. Still if you have a PS4 or aren’t an EA Access subscriber you can download the demo.
Source: Twitter
DividSmythe
I’ve downloaded FIFA 15 on early access. I’ve got to say I’m disappointed it feels different to the demo version. Framerate issues were everywhere. It takes about 30 seconds to take goal/freekicks, slowing the game down lots.
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Want play FIFA 15 ? Check out the system requirements
http://www.pcsystemrequirements.net/fifa-15-system-requirements-review/