is figurines.
I wish I was kidding. FIGURINES?
Here's the interesting/infuriating part for those unwilling to check my source.
"Each figure contains different in-game content, exclusive to North American released product," says Big Fish, so you're SOL, Europe. "Collect all 8 for the full experience!"
Oh, and one figurine is $17.99; a set of four is $67.99.
All four series, then, would cost $271.96, or about 32,000 Microsoft points.
UPDATE
"the DLC "is slightly randomized during the registration and could include powerful new weapons and new characters." The DLC is only available for use on PC and Xbox 360 versions."
Nice, class act there, Bioware.
Source: http://kotaku.com/5878284/mass-effect-will-set-a-record-for-most-expensive-dlc
I can't see this as anything other than a massive cash-grab. But then, I haven't bought a physical game in a few years, because I'm in love with Steam.
I wish I was kidding. FIGURINES?
Here's the interesting/infuriating part for those unwilling to check my source.
"Each figure contains different in-game content, exclusive to North American released product," says Big Fish, so you're SOL, Europe. "Collect all 8 for the full experience!"
Oh, and one figurine is $17.99; a set of four is $67.99.
All four series, then, would cost $271.96, or about 32,000 Microsoft points.
UPDATE
"the DLC "is slightly randomized during the registration and could include powerful new weapons and new characters." The DLC is only available for use on PC and Xbox 360 versions."
Nice, class act there, Bioware.
Source: http://kotaku.com/5878284/mass-effect-will-set-a-record-for-most-expensive-dlc
I can't see this as anything other than a massive cash-grab. But then, I haven't bought a physical game in a few years, because I'm in love with Steam.