EA Throws a President's Day Sale for iPhone and iPad Games

[Akshay Masand]

As many people enjoy the weekend, they have more to look forward to than originally planned. EA Games has slashed prices for over 55 iPhone and iPad games. The games come at a discount of up to 90% off as part of the President’s Day Sale. Included are popular games such as Need for Speed Most Wanted (which made the App Store best of 2012) and DeadSpace (which was voted as the best iPad Game of 2011 by Apple) at a price of $0.99.

You can find a complete list of EA games that are available for $0.99 below:

iPhone Games:

• Need for Speed Most Wanted
• FIFA Soccer 2013
• The Sims 3
• The Sims 3 Ambitions
• Dead Space
• MADDEN NFL 12
• MASS EFFECT INFILTRATOR
• RISK
• Need for Speed Hot Pursuit
• BATTLEFIELD: BAD COMPANY
• Monopoly Millionaire
• The Sims 3 World Adventures
• The Sims Medieval
• Need for Speed Undercover
• Fight Night Champion
• Burnout Crash
• World Series of YAHTZEE
• Shift 2 Unleashed
• Word Smack

iPad Games

• Need for Speed Most Wanted
• FIFA Soccer 2013
• Tetris for iPad
• Monopoly for iPad
• THE GAME OF LIFE
• NBA JAM
• Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12
• Monopoly Millionaire
• SimCity Deluxe
• MADDEN NFL 12
• RISK
• Dead Space
• MASS EFFECT INFILTRATOR
• Monopoly Here and Now: The World Edition
• Battleship
• Ultimate Battle Kombat 3
• Need for Speed Hot Pursuit
• Trivial Pursuit Master Edition
• Battlefield: Bad Company
• YAHTZEE
• Command & Conquer Red Alert
• The Sims Medieval
• Burnout Crash
• World Series of YAHTZEE
• Pictureka!
• Mirror’s Edge
• SHIFT 2 Unleashed
• Bop It!
• Reckless Racing HD
• Max and the Magic Marker
• SNOOD
• Word Smack
• Coconut Dodge
• Draw Jump HD

For those of you who enjoy the games that are made by the developer, the sale seems like a no brainer to take advantage of. It should be noted that the sale is available only in the U.S. App Store, although it does get extended to the Canadian App Store sometimes.

Source: EA (blog)

[lilrican21]

Nice sale but I'm broke from the aftermath of v-day.

[mr117]

A quick scan through the games using the links shows a lot of games with popup ads (for games you pay for) and a fair amount that crash while playing or when ads pop up. I did buy a Sims for my kid, but it looks like bargain basement time here for games that don't sell for a reason. Of course, for $.99 I guess you get what you pay for (as opposed to $9.99).

[Perceptum]

Nice sale but I'm broke from the aftermath of v-day.

I second that!