Meristation: After living a new adventure in which expanded the scope of the gameplay, Mass Effect 2 is faced with its new downloadable content, an isolated section of the plot in which the Hammerhead has become one of the protagonists.
Many have suggested that serious horror titles have all but disappeared from today’s gaming landscape, but Mark Butler argues that horror themes and influences have come to permeate many of the medium’s biggest titles and franchises.
What in the sweet belova jesus???
Horror is probably the least common genre out there.
And for those those retards that don't know FPS's have taken over mainstream gaming ever since the release of CoD4.
Read the article. It's about the prevalence of horror themes in major, mainstream titles - even if actual horror games themselves have become less and less common.
Joystick Division looks at the ten best pieces of narrative downloadable content available for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC.
Both Mass effects, the Oblivion and the Fallout. Have Bioshock waiting but too much gaming goodness at the moment to be able to get near it.
On a side note, I was over GTA 4 pretty quickly, didn't even finish it. Thought it was a bit over-rated myself...
Minerva's Den was so good. People say it was 4 hours long, but I remember getting at least 8 hours out of it. Minerva's Den almost feels like a fully fledged game.
I dunno, I thought "the writer" was better than "the signal" in both gameplay and story. Even if there was just sequel bait at the end
Lots of publishers support downloadable content, but not all of these updates are worth the dough. Activison’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, for example, has two map packs, but each one costs a whopping $15, putting them just outside the range of budget minded gamers. Other companies, however, release quality DLC that more than justifies the cost. If you intend to get the most from your games, these content heavy hitters will keep you playing for months.
John Artest (RunDLC)
