Electronic Arts is considering launching a subscription service that allow you access to exclusive DLC and other benefits. As reported by PastaPadre, several users were contacted via e-mail from the publisher. "This new service means EA Sports to pay an annual subscription that enhances your gaming experience," reads the letter alleged.
"The subscription provides benefits for the games Madden NFL, FIFA, Tiger Woods PGA Tour, SSX: Deadly Descents and NCAA Football." Among other things, the service would offer discounts on downloadable content for EA Sports games, DLC and exclusive early access to new titles published by EA Sports.
The subscription could cost between 14.99 and 34.99 dollars, but the publisher has not confirmed the rumors at the time. 
"The subscription provides benefits for the games Madden NFL, FIFA, Tiger Woods PGA Tour, SSX: Deadly Descents and NCAA Football." Among other things, the service would offer discounts on downloadable content for EA Sports games, DLC and exclusive early access to new titles published by EA Sports.
The subscription could cost between 14.99 and 34.99 dollars, but the publisher has not confirmed the rumors at the time.
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