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Origin interaction on Wii U 'nearly the same' as 360, PS3
"What we added to our Privacy Policy for Wii U players is very nearly the same as existing terms for Xbox Live and PlayStation 3 users concerning the need to register for an Origin account if you want to play EA games with online features and content.
That's no different than the user experience of the past several years of internet-connected game consoles and online services for games. To play the online features of our games, users need to create a user ID and account with EA. Since Origin was launched in June 2011, creating an EA account means you are creating an Origin account." - EA senior director of corporate communications John Reseburg
In other words, nothing really to get all that excited about. Unless you really get excited about login info and same-software accounts! Thanks to Buzzeh for the heads up.
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That's no different than the user experience of the past several years of internet-connected game consoles and online services for games. To play the online features of our games, users need to create a user ID and account with EA. Since Origin was launched in June 2011, creating an EA account means you are creating an Origin account." - EA senior director of corporate communications John Reseburg
In other words, nothing really to get all that excited about. Unless you really get excited about login info and same-software accounts! Thanks to Buzzeh for the heads up.
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