The Lair of the Shadowbroker is the newest DLC for Mass Effect 2. Picking up where the end of the game left off, the story focus' on Liara and her persuit of the mysterious Shadowbroker. Players can accompany Liara on a epic new mission to discover who the Shadowbroker is, and what he wanted with Commander Shepherd.
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Showing posts with label DLC. Show all posts
DLC Review: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - Tatooine
The Tatooine Mission Pack for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed adds a new campaign to the end of the main game. The concept asks “What if the dark side won?” Taking players to Jabba’s Palace and Mos Eisley, and adding a new costume, this side mission can be added on for $10. Is the price worth exploring an alternate Star Wars universe, or should this add-on be skipped?
DLC Review: Mass Effect - Pinnacle Station
Almost two years after the initial release of Mass Effect, Bioware has finally released the second bit of downloadable content for its epic space roleplaying game. The package promises a secret alliance space station where the best of the best compete in combat challenges for glory, and possibly some new armor and weapons along the way. Is Pinnacle Station worth the $5 price tag to add extra content to a fantastic game, or should you save your money for Mass Effect 2?
DLC Review: Mothership Zeta
Mothership Zeta is the fifth and final piece of downloadable content for Fallout 3. Looking to go out with a bang, Bethesda releases its final content with new quests, characters, and items for your wastelander to experience and collect. But is Mothership Zeta truly out of this world, or is it just another piece of junk on the wasteland horizon?
DLC Review: Point Lookout
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Fallout 3: Point Lookout
Point Lookout is Fallout 3’s fourth piece of downloadable content. Set in Point Lookout, Maryland, Point Lookout takes players to a new location, adds new enemies to fight, new items to discover, and of course, new quests. Point Lookout is a forgotten marshland, not affected directly by the nuclear war that devastated most of the United States. Instead it’s been (mostly) abandoned, allowing the buildings to be worn down, and swallowed by the overgrowing plant life. Inbred ‘swampfolk’ roam the marshlands, and mirelurks (the crab monsters from the main game) roam the shores, providing plenty of dangers for players to overcome. The game adds a new main quest in five segments, and five new side quests. Overall, playing through everything Point Lookout has to offer will take about 6-8 hours, depending on how much you explore.
Fallout 3: Point Lookout
Point Lookout is Fallout 3’s fourth piece of downloadable content. Set in Point Lookout, Maryland, Point Lookout takes players to a new location, adds new enemies to fight, new items to discover, and of course, new quests. Point Lookout is a forgotten marshland, not affected directly by the nuclear war that devastated most of the United States. Instead it’s been (mostly) abandoned, allowing the buildings to be worn down, and swallowed by the overgrowing plant life. Inbred ‘swampfolk’ roam the marshlands, and mirelurks (the crab monsters from the main game) roam the shores, providing plenty of dangers for players to overcome. The game adds a new main quest in five segments, and five new side quests. Overall, playing through everything Point Lookout has to offer will take about 6-8 hours, depending on how much you explore.
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