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Mass Effect 3 DLC and bonuses will cost you a pretty penny. Got £549 spare?

27/02/2012 at 13:16

Phil May

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Source - MCV Online

- Mass Effect 3, EA, Bioware, DLC, Preorder bonuses

We're used to preorder bonuses and DLC, but if you're a dedicated Mass Effect 3 fan, you could end up shelling out a massive $870 (£549) if you want to hoover up every piece of content available for the game.

MCV has published an exhaustive list of the DLC and the EA games you'll need to purchase in order to get access to everything available for Mass Effect 3 and the total price sounds astronomical. But when you're the sort of sweaty little geek that thinks nothing of paying £300 for a themed Xbox 360 for certain games, maybe £549 isn't too much? Maybe?

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peej - on 27/02/2012 at 13:56 wrote:

Here's the list

Christ, good luck getting all that!

Tiger_Walts - on 27/02/2012 at 14:03 wrote:

'$139.99 for the Keyboard - Collector Assault Rifle unlock DLC/Powerup'

$140 for a keyboard! Does it manicure your nails while you play?

peej - on 27/02/2012 at 14:58 wrote:

$80 for the mouse too. Sheesh.

evilashchris - on 27/02/2012 at 17:42 wrote:

Last time with Mass Effect 2 they mistakenly made everything available on xbox.com for free, about two weeks before the game came out.

Good times.

peej - on 27/02/2012 at 17:50 wrote:

Heh bet they won't make that mistake again.

Confirms what I already knew though, I'll be waiting for the utterly cheapo game of the year edition in about a year and a half's time :)

chunk39499 - on 03/03/2012 at 12:53 wrote:

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