Star Wars Battlefront II has had its share of ups and downs since it launched last year, but the steady stream of patches/updates have brought the game to a better point than where it was. If you're interested in checking the game out for yourself, and you have an EA Access subscription, then you can do so for free.

Even Co-Optimus was surprised when it was announced that Mass Effect 3 would have an online co-op mode, but now that it has happened we would expect the same of Mass Effect: Andromeda.  Not a huge amount is known about the co-op in Andromeda, but it is coming and also any new DLC maps for the mode will be free.

Those of you with a Xbox One probably know all about EA Access.  It is a glorious pair of handcuffs that gives you loads of EA games including the likes of the co-op friendly Dragon Age: Inquisition and Titanfall.  It now appears that EA are opening the vault to backward compatible games as Plants vs. Zombies is available too.

While many of us have been waiting a very long time for a true next generation installment of the Star Wars Battlefront series, some of us will have to wait just a little bit longer than others. Recently, Electronic Arts confirmed that the new Battlefront title will be playable first on Xbox One due to the EA Access program.