Season Ticket was aimed squarely at sports fans

[Shelie Paley]

Following its final year, players will then have to EA FC 24 Coins turn to the current generation and the library presented by EA Access if they want to continue to feed that sports itch. It's not too late to pick up your Season Ticket if you still haven't made the generational jump yet, though. Clocking in with a lower price of entry, buying into the service's final year will come with the following perks for Xbox 360 and PS3 users:

This discounted price is available now for Xbox 360 users and will become available for PS3 users on August 26. It will be active for 12 months from the day of purchase with March 2022 marking the cut-off point for purchases.

Explaining the difference between the two services, EA Sports points out that while Season Ticket was aimed squarely at sports fans, EA Access will have a broader reach, touching properties from all corners of EA's library. While this may come as a sting for those looking for a specialized sports subscription service, it's a step forward for EA and could represent an interesting shift in how they distribute their products.

Taking this latest development into account, it has been an interesting week for EA Sports. Between the news that they have already begun work on FC 24 and the absolutely insane launch trailer for Madden NFL 15. Electronic Arts seems as though they are beginning to step outside of their comfort zone which could represent a positive new direction for the oft-maligned company.

FC 24 is already poised to offer the most realistic and emotional experience the series has ever seen, with new gameplay being based off of player emotions, realistic pitch environments with a complete overhaul for the Barclay's Premier League. EA Sports has now announced an update for goalkeepers in FC 24. which should impact the gameplay in a big way.

As part of their realism update, gamers will now see goalkeepers interact a lot cheap EAFC 24 Coins more with their squad. Players will dole out high-fives and pats on the shoulder after great saves, but goalkeepers can react angrily to shoddy defending or letting in weak goals. Considering their interactions before were mostly limited to 'standing back up after diving', these new interactions will help FC 24 feel a lot more authentic and natural. We're not saying Tim Krul is going to yell at everyone taking a penalty, but goalkeepers will certainly step up their game.