5 December 2011 11:06 GMT / By Paul Lamkin
EA Mobile is getting into the Christmas spirit, announcing EA Daily Deals; a multi-platform app bonanza that will see big name titles getting discounted and going free in the Apple App Store and the Android Market.
Every day from now until 2 January 2012, EA will be cutting costs on app prices and in-game content; with new deals being announced daily at 9am. You can see where EA got the name Daily Deals now can't you?
The first discounted fun comes courtesy of in-game discounts for Fantasy Safari and Road Trippin', with racing favourite Need for Speed Shift available for free on iOS and 65 per cent off of FIFA 10 for Android.
You can keep an eye on the Daily Deals by checking out the dedicated webpage. Other titles teased that are in line for inclusion include Tetris, Dead Space, The Sims 3 and Monopoly.
Don't expect to see FIFA 12 for Android being included though, it is a Sony Ericsson Xperia Play exclusive, until early 2012.
Apps, iPhone apps, Android apps, EA, EA Games



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