The Prototype- DLC
By Handsome Tom in The Prototype with 5 comments Tags: birdman dodd, Camera Man Joe, dlc, Limited Edition Jason
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With all the DLC complaints lately the guys give their opinion. Do you think DLC should be on the disc at launch? Is DLC a rip off? Call now 817-717-7202. Audio only HERE.
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How could you spend 11 000 MSP on ME3 multiplayer? It’s so easy to level plus 11 000 could of bought you a shit load of XBLA games.
I couldn’t agree more with this, especially because I don’t see the ME3 multiplayer community lasting overly long. I would rather have the XBLA games.
Also Mike, I know all about EB trades as it’s how I get pretty much all my new games. If you want to talk more about the EB trade system, values etc. please PM me in the forums or send me a message over facebook as I have a lot of resources on how it works.
there is a Fallout new vegas ultimate edition but not worth it the DLC was never great.
Old World Blues was really good
The thing with game like Rock Band and I’ll even say Mortal Kombat is that those were complete games. What you bought with your initial $60 is a complete. Nothing was missing from those game and any DLC was extra as it only added to the experience. I used this thinking in one of Debaser’s article and I still believe it, these games were like a nice dinner, all the essentials that make a great dinner was there. DLC is like dessert or second helping, you don’t have to buy it, it’s won’t really hinder what you were already given, but it’s there if you want it. The consumer should never feel like it’s an incentive to get DLC.