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[Beever_Boy]

Are there any plans to release an Ultimate Edition, or at least a discounted pack containing all the DLC?

 

I originally purchased on Xbox 360, now that I have a powerful PC, I wanted a future-proof version. So, I've already repurchased all the ME's and all the DA's. But, after a disappointing call to EA support, I was informed that since they are indeed different platforms, they can't transfer my purchased DLC (which is all of it).

 

I went ahead and bought the Ultimate DA:O, and the version of ME in the trilogy has all of that DLC, but I've already purchased the ME 2 & 3 Collector's Editions on Xbox, and the digital deluxe versions on PC. I'd rather not be nickeled and dimed on the remaining DLC.

 

Thanks!

[SergeTroy]

No clue but that would definitely be awesome. One thing that irritates me mildly is that small number of DPC that is Playstation Exclusive; the Recon Pack & the Terminus Armor IIRC. Mostly just interested for the Umbra hood (which IMO is the best looking of all the full head-gear covers) and the Terminus Armor (again, for looks). While I kinda like the BDA, the only reason I really have it is to complete my wardrobe as best I can; I cannot seriously see myself wearing that :lol .

At the very least it would be great to have all the content "packed in" a bit, like they did with the PS's N7 Arsenal Pack.

[Arcani117]

Yep, I'm in the same boat. Got ME2 with the Humble Bundle and have been dying to replay it. But, I would love to do so with the DLC, which I own all of on X360. Had the same experience with Cust. Svc. "Sorry, can't help, its a different platform." Even though it's the same game, and they still have the DLC priced at about $10 each, but in bioware points so you'll end up spending more just to get all of them.

Guess it's just typical EA. Would have gotten it on Steam if Steam had the DLC with it.

[Rosstoration]

I highly doubt it, not until Mass Effect 4 is released and the PS4 and Xbone have fully replaced PS3 and 360 (which won't be for another year or two). Then there will probably be a next-gen trilogy release with all the bells and whistles.

 

That's the thing about spending time  and money making an absolutely great video game, you can sell it four or five times over - a concept that a lot of publishers seem to neglect. Capcom has been riding the cash trail of Resident Evil 4 for nearly 10 years, MGS2 and MGS3 has been sold in over 15 different forms. A much better business plan than throwing as much mud at the wall as possible, a la Ubisoft and Assassins Creed.