Topic: EA Xbox LIVE Post-Holiday Discounts

Well, EA didn't want to be left out of the fun and has made a deal of their own for all Xbox LIVE members...

Starting December 25th, until January 31st, if you buy 3 of their games on Xbox LIVE, you get 800 Microsoft Points back.

With the daily deals still going, you might want to grab EA titles if/when they go on sale, and get some DLC for some free Microsoft Points lol

You must buy from this list to qualify, list organized by category by me for convenience, will add the links soon.

Games on Demand:
-Battlefield Bad Company: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points
-Army of Two: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points
-Black: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points
-Dead Space: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points
-Battlefield 2: Modern Combat: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points
-Need for Speed: Most Wanted: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points
-Need for Speed: Carbon: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points
-Need for Speed: Pro Street: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points
-Burnout Paradise: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points
-Burnout Revenge: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points
-Fight Night Round 3: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points
-Monopoly $29.99 - 2400 Microsoft Points
-Mass Effect: $19.99 - 1600 Microsoft Points

Xbox LIVE Arcade
-Battlefield 1943: 1200 Microsoft Points ($14.99)
-Madden NFL Arcade
-NHL 3 on 3 Arcade 800 Microsoft Points ($9.99)
-HASBRO Family Game Night: 800 Microsoft Points each ($9.99 each)
-Command & Conquer Commander’s Challenge 800 Microsoft Points ($9.99)
-Boom Boom Rocket 560 Microsoft Points ($6.99)

DLC
-Burnout Paradise - Big Surf Island 1000 Microsoft Points ($12.49)
-Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 - Predator Golf Course 600 Microsoft Points ($7.49)
-FIFA 10 - Live Season 2 All Leagues 800 Microsoft Points ($9.99)
-Madden NFL 10 - AFL Legacy Pack 560 Microsoft Points ($6.99)
-Mass Effect - Bring Down the Sky 400 Microsoft Points ($4.99)
-Mass Effect - Pinnacle Station 400 Microsoft Points ($4.99)
-Dragon Age: Origins - Warden’s Keep 560 Microsoft Points ($6.99)

Aw, it actually involves buying their cruddy games? That's too bad. I guess I won't be having an EA X-mas this year.

EDIT: Oh wait, the DLC counts? Now there's another matter entirely!

Dead Space, Mass Effect, and Dragon Age are most certainly the OPPOSITE of cruddy games. Probably a few more on that list too, but I've never played them.