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When does EA Play come to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate?
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate adds EA Access, Game Pass for PC set to exit beta and increase subscription price - ThinkComputers.org
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EA Play on PC is coming to Xbox Game Pass PC and Ultimate subscribers - Polygon
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All titles coming to EA Play and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate in March and April - Infobae
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate adds Discord, Spotify and EA Access freebies
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Xbox Game Pass PC users can download games starting November
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Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Gets EA Play Games on November 10
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EA Play comes with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and Game Pass for PC at no extra cost | Eurogamer.net