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Battlefield Hardlinehas had some mixed reception due to its beta, but it was put on the backburner for a March 2015 release, and apparently the feedback given was taken under consideration.
While you wait for the game to actually come out, EA Access members will probably be happy to know that it will hit their program. For the uninitiated, EA Access has a few different perks, one of which is a six-hour trial period that’s active five days before the official launch.
Dragon Age: Inquisitionalready made use of this program, which was one of the better trial-worthy games given all of the disappointment associated withDragon Age II. Say what you will about EA, but I’m glad more people will get a chance to try it out before thousands plunk down their pre-order cash sight unseen (don’t do that).
