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[BuckyKatt98]

Hi, hopefully someone who has more than one person playing ME2 under their own gamertag on the same Xbox can answer my question definitively.

We have two Xbox 360's. I purchased the Mass Effect 2 Collector's Edition (new) and used the Cerberus Network code on my Xbox downstairs.

We have other Mass Effect gamers in the household who are now looking to start their ME2 games upstairs (where they played/are playing their ME1 characters).

Given how the Cerberus Network is tied to the website (and EA/BioWare profile), we aren't clear whether it follows the same 'console license' rules as other DLC purchased through XBLM.

Can someone confirm that if we purchase the Cerberus Network DLC under the lead gamertag for the upstairs Xbox, our kids - under their own profiles - will have access to Zaeed, Normandy Crash Site, Eviscerator shotgun, and any other content downloaded through the Cerberus Network?

Thanks for any help you can offer.

[trickfred]

DLC content is licensed to the gamertag and console they are 'purchased' on (even if they're free). All gamertags on the Xbox where you redeemed the codes will be able to use all content that the original gamertag downloads. The other Xbox, only the original gamertag will be able to use the content, and only when logged into Live.

Edit: Yes, pretty much the same as regular Live content.

Modifié par trickfred, 21 février 2010 - 01:37 .

[BuckyKatt98]

trickfred wrote...

DLC content is licensed to the gamertag and console they are 'purchased' on (even if they're free). All gamertags on the Xbox where you redeemed the codes will be able to use all content that the original gamertag downloads. The other Xbox, only the original gamertag will be able to use the content, and only when logged into Live.

Edit: Yes, pretty much the same as regular Live content.

Wonderful!  Thank you for your quick reply. 

[Zaff0]

Does this include the Game Spot armor and Dragon Age armor?