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Why Robin Makes Batman Better Mass Effect’s two-disc Platinum Hits edition includes a nifty video documentary called “The Future of Mass Effect,” which talks about downloadable content and what we can expect from the sequel.
While I from time to time gush over the superiority of the PC version of Mass Effect to its Xbox 360 counterpart, at least console owners have already had a chance to play through the downloadable content adventure “Bring Down The Sky”. PC version owners such as myself have had to wait and wait until…right about now. BioWare has just announced that the DLC is now available for the PC version, allowing PC players to fight to save the colony world of Terra Nova from asteroid doom.
So yes, we’ve had to wait a bit, but look on the bright side; the PC version of the new content is free, my favourite price point next to “we’ll give you $US 20 to take it off our hands”, which is usually reserved for items carrying ancient gypsy curses.
The bad news is that Mass Effect for the PC will not be shipping with the downloadable expansion Bring Down The Sky included. The good news, as was hinted at last Friday, is that PC gamers will be able to download the expansion pack for free upon the PC game’s release. It’ll be exactly the same content from the Xbox 360 release, optimised for PC and without any cost to you, the consumer. This means that my decision to wait for the PC version of the game has once again been completely justified. Hooray! Mass Effect for the PC is currently due for release on May 28th in the states and June 6th in Europe.
