After being the staunchest possible opponent against the on-line purchase of games or their DLC, Mass effect 2 has finally turned this aging dinosaur and fanatic digiphobe around into making his first non-shelf purchases.
Today I've opened up a Paypal account and as soon as funds are transferred, I'm buying "Lair of the Shadow Broker" and the Kasumi DLC. I read Gamespot and Eurogamer reviews of the former and I could no longer resist. Your Mass Effect product is simply that good in my opinion.
Just... please don't turn this into the future of gaming. I like my hard-case, my manuals and the illusion that I'm independant from the the internet and the world outside my room when it comes to installing and playing my favourites at any time I want.
Congratulations Bioware, you've done it... turned me around.
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Skirlasvoud
, sept. 28 2010 12:40
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Posté 29 septembre 2010 - 01:36
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Skirlasvoud wrote...
Just... please don't turn this into the future of gaming
I think that you might have to unfotunately get used to it. The way things are going these days. The world will be online.
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Posté 29 septembre 2010 - 04:58
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Yup...games with the DLC included will cost around $100 instead of the usual $50...and you'll have to wait. ...or you can just wait for the "ultimate edition" of the games that will include everything, and cost less but that will likely be around 6 months- 1 year after the release...
...and a tiny side-note OP...the Bioware Store has nothing to do with the DLC...if you'd want your post to matter more, I'd take it to EA...though i doubt they would care what one of its consumers think, frankly...*sigh*
...and a tiny side-note OP...the Bioware Store has nothing to do with the DLC...if you'd want your post to matter more, I'd take it to EA...though i doubt they would care what one of its consumers think, frankly...*sigh*
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