It's rare that I'm disappointed in something I buy. I almost always research a game prior to making a purchase, and if I buy a bad game it's usually intentional. With Mass Effect 2 DLC, no such research seemed necessary. “It's Mass Effect 2 damn it!” seemed like more than enough support to drop $7.00 extremely willingly.
From explosive action sequences to quieter character moments, the Mass Effect series is full of memorable moments. What makes the cut in our definitive top ten from the original trilogy?
There are moments where you can't be a nice guy. You gotta be a jerk, and we've got eleven moments where your true jerk shines.
I like infamous second son evil ending where you powerbomb the native american grandma's house.
What about all the stuff in Fable, like what you can do with Rosie the Bear?
Neil writes "The new Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Publisher sale for 23rd-29th September is now active. Bargains are available for both Xbox 360 and Xbox One owners this week, but which will you pick up?"
Yeah if you are stuck on a 360 that is the best value for $5 you can get. Just keep in mind Half-Life 2 is 10 years old, and Halo 2, is also 10 years old, and a better game. If at all possible throw that $5 towards an X1 and The Master Chief Collection.
LOL, where can you get a XB1 and the Halo MCC for $10? I'll buy 10 more!
Am I being really dumb and missing something?
Anywho I bought the Orange Box, Last time I played it was on Steam years back, Portal is always a joy!
I am starting to wonder if Bioware is losing it's edge or have they simply lost their way under EA's mission statement: So what if the fan's will be disappointed, rush it out anyway. Let's see how many fools will buy it on name value alone? If they complain ignore them and start rushing out the next game and the next DLC. What the DLC is only worth a a buck or two, well we can't have that, so let's charge more, the fools will pay for it.
I hope that ME3 will not disappoint. I may not sound like it now, but I do really love Bioware, and I don't hate EA. They have lost my respect recently, but I still love what they have created with Mass Effect and Dragon Age. EA needs to back off and let Bioware do what they do best. I won't complain if I hear that the Mass Effect release date needs to be pushed back to give it enough time for proper QC, but I will be up in arms if is released as a buggy rushed mess (AKA DA2). And give the DLC a rest will you. Use that time to create good games, and once you have done that you can start thinking about DLC, and facebook and all of that other nonsense.