BioWare announces that the next DLC for Mass Effect 3 will take players to Omega to team up with Aria T’Loak and take back her precious station. New enemies, new weapons, and cited as the most expansive add-on to date, per producer Michael Gamble. Omega DLC will be released November 27th for $14.99. In addition, single-player folks receive another weapons pack–the Groundside Resistance pack–which is available now on all platforms for $1.99.
With Superbot and Sony Santa Monica’s star studded brawler on the near horizon, Sony have released info on the public beta for PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale. However, PS Vita and PS Plus owners will have the opportunity to play before the general public, starting this week.
Kasey shapeshifts, teleports, neck-stabs, and mind controls her way through the grimy streets of Dunwall in Dishonored.
Besides the continuing technical issues that have been occurring since the first episode, The Walking Dead Episode 4: Around Every Corner is still a great episode that readies the events for the season finale extraordinarily well.
Fresh off Marvel vs. Capcom Origins, Capcom and Iron Galaxy announced Darkstalkers Resurrection, which features Night Warriors: Darkstalkers Revenge and Darkstalkers 3 in one package. It is currently slated to be released early 2013 on Playstation Network and Xbox Live Arcade for $15 (1200 Microsoft Points).
The first large DLC pack for big-seller Borderlands 2 has been leaked within the trophy information on PS3. The pack will be titled Captain Scarlett and her Pirate’s Booty and looks to be the over the top affair that we’ve come to expect from the Borderlands team.
BioWare began as a small, game developing company in Canada founded by Greg Zeschuk, Ray Muzyka, and Augustine Rip. The founders found they had a penchant for roleplaying games and, thus, became what they are today: One of the best developers for the roleplaying game-genre. Now with Greg and Ray departing the company, many wonder what decisions the company will make and how its famous game franchises (Mass Effect, Dragon Age) will take to the new environment. Will BioWare keep its culture and core values, or will the company succumb to the pressures of Electronic Arts?
