Mass Effect 2 DLC on sale on Xbox Live
Select Mass Effect 2 DLC is 50% off this week, letting you snag "Lair of the Shadow Broker and "Kasumi - Stolen Memory" for $3.50 each and "Arrival" for $5.
With Mass Effect 3 approaching quickly (but not quickly enough), chances are you may need to catch up with some of Shepard's supplemental material. Luckily, this week's Xbox Live deals include various space-faring adventures at 50% off for Gold members.
Between now and August 1, you can get "Kasumi - Stolen Memory" and "Lair of the Shadow Broker" for a mere $3.50 (280 MSP), and the Arrival DLC for $5 (400 MSP). Arrival and the, frankly excellent, Shadow Broker mission both seem to be fairly important character and plot development pieces that will no-doubt be acknowledged in the upcoming third game. Kasumi, meanwhile, gives you an extra party member and is not altogether terrible, so there's that.
And just as an example of how much these weekly deals can vary, next week's deal? A 30% discount on changing your Gamertag. This, dear reader, is what we call a massive disparity in bargain quality.
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Steve Watts posted a new article, Mass Effect 2 DLC on sale on Xbox Live.
Select Mass Effect 2 DLC is 50% off this week, letting you snag "Lair of the Shadow Broker and "Kasumi - Stolen Memory" for $3.50 each and "Arrival" for $5.-
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It's taken a hell of a lot of restraint, but I've managed to hold off on Lair and Arrival in anticipation of them going on sale before Mass Effect 3 dropped. Figured that at the very worst, if they didn't go on sale, I'd have to pay full price right before ME3 and playing them would get me pumped for 3's arrival.
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I generally think similarly, but I do regret buying Arrival at full price, because it was a shocking betrayal of the quality I expected from a ME2-ME3 tie-in that they supposedly wanted everyone to play. It was short, generally boring, poorly bug-tested (Infiltrator's cloak at the beginning glitched into Batarian combat audio when there was nobody around, and I can't believe they wouldn't have found that with a modicum of playtesting with the class), it had almost no voice lines from the main crew, and it had a false moral choice that bugged the hell out of me.
I was expecting something grand and of great value, something they could be proud of and that I could excitedly suggest to everyone that has a copy of ME2, and instead got... that. It actually put me off of ME3 a little.
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I was waiting for a discount complete DLC bundle for PC for the longest time, then I caved and bought them. Still annoyed it never came out though.
I'm also finding ME2 DLC hugely inferior to FO:NV in retrospect. 'Old World Blues' is how it should be done, personally enjoyed it much more than Shadow Broken which was the best of this batch.
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