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The pack will feature five new missions based on the brand-new Hammerhead. It will be free to those who have the Cerberus Network.
Though BioWare has been providing a steady stream of free content for Mass Effect 2 for Cerberus Network members, their plan has always been to introduce paid downloadable content as well. We'll be seeing the first of it on April 6, when "Kasumi's Stolen Memory" hits the Xbox 360 and PC. Joystiq reports that the new content will add the female thief, Kasumi, to Shepard's squad after meeting her on the Citadel. Her loyalty can be gained by helping her go undercover against a corrupt art collector.
So you've purchased Mass Effect 2, but you can't read the tiny text on your SDTV. Don't laugh -- more people are playing Xbox 360 in standard-def than you think. Unfortunately, it looks like BioWare won't have a fix for those silent legions anytime soon.
Read MoreWondering how Mass Effect 2 is selling just three days out from its January 26 release date? If EA's internal figures are to be believed, things are going just fine over at Bioware.
Read MoreA game the size of Final Fantasy XIII has been bound to come on multiple discs for the Xbox 360 incarnation, and we've now learned just how many discs will be included.
Wondering how Mass Effect 2 is selling just three days out from its January 26 release date? If EA's internal figures are to be believed, things are going just fine over at Bioware. The publisher announced that Commander Shepard's spacefaring sequel has moved over 2 million copies this week.
The "Return to Ostagar" downloadable content for Dragon Age: Origins has seen almost every kind of setback imaginable on Xbox Live. But the problems are finally getting sorted out, and Gamerzines reports that it should be coming back for fans to download in the near future. Dr. Ray Muzyka said the content is "almost through certification and it will go back up very soon." The cause for the problems? "We ran into an issue with a title update simultaneously hitting with Return to Ostagar and there was a timing issue with both of those," Muzyka said. "I don't know if it was a communication error with our distribution partners or what happened there. If they were released in order it would have been fine but it created a bug which prevented progression and obviously that wasn't acceptable so we pulled it down."
2010 promises to be the most exciting, explosive, and expensive year in videogame history, but with just a few bucks in our pockets and a big backlog of games from last year to play, why bother? Just save yourself the time.
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