If you’ve been playing on PC for the last couple of years, you might be aware of how Electronic Arts’ games are exclusive to their launcher, Origin. That will no longer be the case anymore, as EA and Valve are teaming up to see the former’s game titles return to Steam. Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order will be the first EA game to kick off the partnership, with a scheduled Steam release of November 15th. More games are slated to follow, with The Sims 4 and Unravel 2 launching soon on the platform as well. FIFA 20, Battlefield V, and Apex Legends will also follow, in 2020. Games with online features will offer crossplay, allowing Origin and Steam users to play together.

That’s not all, though, as even EA’s subscription service, EA Access will be launching on Steam this spring, giving players access to a library of EA titles for a monthly fee. Gabe Newell stated that, “this is a good day for gamers. We’re excited to partner with EA to bring their great games and subscription service to Steam, but also open up our communities to each other in an unprecedented way that will benefit players around the world”.

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[Sonic Angel Knight]

How did you measure your GPU without that Crysis?

Other games have benchmarks. What's special about crysis?

 

[agpixel]

Okay, no more origin, so we keep all the games that we have paid on this dead launcher ? Please tell me that we are going to get our paid games free on steam !
Don't fuck me, origin...

 

[xdarkx]

what do you mean IF they already have for years!

As in EA games that are not currently on Steam.

 

[DoggaDude]

EA should get a award for being so moneythirsty.

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[WhiteMaze]

Say hello to Half Life 3: Microtransactions Battlefront

 

[GilgameshArcher]

Other games have benchmarks. What's special about crysis?

just because in early 2010 in hardware forums ppl would ask if a config would be able to run Crysis before buying the parts