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Mass Effect PC New Content Revealed

toadeater   via WorthPlaying on 19 April 2008 - 01:01 · 7 comments & 7101 views

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“Bring Down the Sky” is the first in a series of planned downloadable content that will further expand the Mass Effect story and universe. The package will be available at the launch of Mass Effect for the PC, and will be free of charge. It includes a new uncharted world that introduces the deadly Batarian alien race, approximately 90 minutes of new gameplay and an original soundtrack. Batarian extremists have hijacked a mobile asteroid station in the Asgard system, setting it on a collision course with the nearby colony world of Terra Nova. Only Commander Shepard can save the millions of innocent civilians before the asteroid completes its deadly descent.

Screenshot: New Batarian race

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(2 replies) #1 Yogurth on 19 Apr 2008 - 12:21
when is the PC release date?
#1.1 +King Mustard on 19 Apr 2008 - 14:05
May 28, 2008 (June 6, 2008 (EU))
#1.2 Yogurth on 21 Apr 2008 - 08:05
thank you.
#2 mselby on 20 Apr 2008 - 01:54
Hopefully the environment will be quite a bit different for this extra content, don't get me wrong I loved Mass Effect on the 360 (I've lost count of how many times I completed it, sad I know ) but like 75-80% of the 'planets' were exactly the same.
#3 randomnut on 20 Apr 2008 - 13:10
I played this on the 360, and was definitely worth the £3 I paid for it. Takes about 20mins to complete, but has replayability as there's a good few decisions to make in that time which could impact the outcome.
#4 +Kushan on 20 Apr 2008 - 18:47
They should release it for free for 360 owners as well.

Then again, call me old fashioned but I personally believe that 99% of DLC out there today should be free.
#5 Magallanes on 21 Apr 2008 - 00:13
I hope that Mass effect will be more stable that gears of wars on PC.

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