Battlefield 3 will require EA's Origin to play on PC

PC Battlefield 3 fans will have nochoicebut to use 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Electronic Arts' Origin service if they wish to pꦰlay the hugely anticipated sequel. Daniel Matros, EA's Global Battlefield community manager, confirmed todaythat PC players will be required to install and register with the newly launched digital distribution service to play, even if they own a physical copy.

%26ldquo;Yes those 'ru🐬mors' are true :),%26rdquo; wrote Matros in response to a fan's concern regarding the prerequisite, throwing smi🥂ley face etiquette to the wind.

Launched in June, Origin is the latest evolution of EA's Download Manager and EA Store, services which replaced EA Link in November 2006. Much like Valve's Steam, Origin allows PC and mobile players to test drive or download EA games, share gaming accಞomplishments with the world,andinteract with other Origin members. As it is a free service, EA's move shouldn't ruffle too many feathers except those who hate signing up for stuff or just EA in general.





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