Theres a lot of rip offs in DLC nowadays (Talking bout you activision), but theres always some worthwhile purchases that greatly enhance the original experience. My pick has got to be the two GTA 4 Expansions, The Lost and the Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony. Rockstar is pretty good about DLC, but with these two they hit it out of the park. (Equal to 9.99 can be included too)
I haven't played any, but these look like they're more than worth their salt: GTA 4 DLCs RDR Undead Nightmare (assuming you liked the piece of trash that was RDR) Blood Dragon Dragonborn Call of Duty MW3
I would say the gt4 dlc or rdr but I bought it on a disc so I will go with blood dragon especially since I don't have far cry 3. This is what dlc should be something that is not cut from the game but feels like it belongs. Or in blood dragons case, just straight up awesome.
GTA IV DLC was actually better than the main game which is pretty unique. Artorias DLC for Dark Souls was pretty good, not a huge amount of content but really well executed.
I haven't played any, but these look like they're more than worth their salt: GTA 4 DLCs RDR Undead Nightmare (assuming you liked the piece of trash that was RDR) Blood Dragon Dragonborn Call of Duty MW3Blabadon
[QUOTE="Blabadon"]I haven't played any, but these look like they're more than worth their salt: GTA 4 DLCs RDR Undead Nightmare (assuming you liked the piece of trash that was RDR) Blood Dragon Dragonborn Call of Duty MW3speedfreak48t5p
*Calls Red Dead Redemption trash*
*Goes on to praise MW3 dlc*
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It was actually a shot at CoD :P Looking back though I could have worded the list better
[QUOTE="Blabadon"]I haven't played any, but these look like they're more than worth their salt: GTA 4 DLCs RDR Undead Nightmare (assuming you liked the piece of trash that was RDR) Blood Dragon Dragonborn Call of Duty MW3speedfreak48t5p
*Calls Red Dead Redemption trash*
*Goes on to praise MW3 dlc*
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Somebody's been hanging out with Michael a lot, hasn't he?
As in like addon content, not downloadable standalone title? If So, yeah, Ballad of Gay Tony, hands down. Pretty much everything else didn't provide as much content or if it did was no where near as polished and didn't have the same level of presentation and production values
Yeah, GTA IV really set the bar for DLC. Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon is incredible, assuming you were alive in the 80s.
lowe0
I wasn't alive in that era but I'm a sucker for 80s and early 90s action movies and video games and the best thing is, you play as a terminator, also whenever Spider says "MUDAFUGGA" at the end of his sentences is pretty funny, just like in ol' good action movies. One of the best DLCs right there, next to GTOX and the Fallout 3/NV DLCs.
I'm probably gonna catch a lot of flak for this, but I actually really liked Resident Evil 5's DLC missions (Lost in Nightmares and Desperate Escape). They were only $5 each, and even though they were only about an hour long they were really fun to play through. They included co-op, leaderboards, and trophies/achievements. The one time I think Capcom actually did DLC right.
[QUOTE="Blabadon"]I haven't played any, but these look like they're more than worth their salt: GTA 4 DLCs RDR Undead Nightmare (assuming you liked the piece of trash that was RDR) Blood Dragon Dragonborn Call of Duty MW3Goyoshi12
*Calls Red Dead Redemption trash*
*Goes on to praise MW3 dlc*
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Somebody's been hanging out with Michael a lot, hasn't he?
inb4 Michael comes into thread, flurts with random poster, and ruins thread.
The Borderlands 2 season pass Far Cry: Dragon whatever it's called is getting good reviews and is only $14.99. I'll be getting it at some point. I very rarely buy dlc because it's usually a rip off.
Was Mass Effect 2: Lair of the Shadow Broker more than 10 bucks? Because it was awesome.Â
Dragon Age Origins: Awakening was also pretty good.Â
Even though they are stand alone expansions, Dawn of War II: Chaos Rising and Retribution are excellent add ons, as is Fall of the Samurai for Shogun 2.Â
I don't think I've but much DLC for over $10. BF3 Map Packs were pretty good. I also got GTA IV during a weekend sale at the beginning of April with the expansions but I havent played them yet.
Definitely the Grand Theft Auto IV DLC. Both are great deals and take around 15-20 hours for a good playthrough if you do a lot of side content, with some amazingly fun multiplayer stuff too.
Most of the Fallout 3 DLC was well done too, Broken Steel, The Pitt and Point Lookout in particular.
[QUOTE="Blabadon"][QUOTE="funsohng"]Blab preaching his shitty taste again? shit never changes in here, no?Oil_Rope_Bombs
The hell did I even say this time "assuming you liked the piece of trash that was RDR"
u avin a giggle there m8?
You're a PC master racer, shouldn't you know that a console exclusive like RDR is trash? No but seriously, it's not trash, but it's a boring game that only has technical aspects going for it.
Artorias Of The Abyss is probably my favorite this gen, most of the boss battle were really well done and provide more of a challenge then the sp boss.
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