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http://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2012/06/27/the-way-forward-for-bioware-with-more-mass-effect-3-dlc/?partner=yahoofeed
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With yesterday’s release of Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut, the general consensus is that the drama over the ending is done. Well, not for many fans still disappointed with the old or new finales, but it’s over in the sense that there will be no more fixes, re-dos or edits when it comes to the final moments of the game.
But that doesn’t mean Mass Effect 3 is finished. It’s had paid Day One DLC, it’s had free ending fix DLC, but it hasn’t had the type of DLC that doesn’t usually cause controversy, standalone, after-the-fact, separate story missions. And even with all that’s happened with their DLC attempts so far, further paid DLC is still being planned. Producer Mike Gamble had this to say on Twitter this week:
But that doesn’t mean Mass Effect 3 is finished. It’s had paid Day One DLC, it’s had free ending fix DLC, but it hasn’t had the type of DLC that doesn’t usually cause controversy, standalone, after-the-fact, separate story missions. And even with all that’s happened with their DLC attempts so far, further paid DLC is still being planned. Producer Mike Gamble had this to say on Twitter this week:
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Would now be a good time to talk about how we’re doing more DLC in the future? That was a trick question. We’ll save the future DLC for future chats. Don’t worry though…there’s much more
