Just about the only game I've bought DLC for has been LittleBigPlanet, so it's probably something from that. Let's say the Marvel Comics costume kits and levels.
Best DLC You've Played
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Fallout: New Vegas DLC are pretty amazing and I can't pick the best one... Honest Hearts is probably one of my favourites, although the beginning of Old World Blues made me laugh like no other.
As for ME DlC, I really can't seem to enjoy them for some reason. Well, the next romance DLC might change that.
P.S. Nice prank, guys. 10/10
As for ME DlC, I really can't seem to enjoy them for some reason. Well, the next romance DLC might change that.
P.S. Nice prank, guys. 10/10
CAVE's Black Label DLC for their shmups on 360, It's basically a clone of the vanilla game but with tweaked graphics, different music, and totally reworked gameplay mechanics, bullet patterns and score system. Usually the difficulty is the opporsite to the original, so if the original was super hard the Black Label would be much easier and vise versa.
Overlord by far is my favourite piece of DLC. Its self contained story I found to be more engaging than large portions of the main games story line and defenitely could create a better atmosphere within its environments. To top that off you've got Simon Templema's voice acting, a real exploration into the morality of Cerberus and an ending which is memorable is down to the surprisingly awesome paragon interrupt. Also the audio logs of the guys who worked in the crashed geth ship are hilarious.
FINALLY! I was waiting for someone to say Minerva's Den. The fact that it is a self-contained story and could be played as its own game was terrific. More than makes up for Bioshock 2's other faults for me.Zeckt said:
Dead Money for Fallout: New Vegas. I can probably attribute it to being the DLC that actually made me consider getting more DLCs.
Have to say, the "Joe's Adventure" - pack for Mafia 2. That DLC gave us everything that the main game promised!
I don't buy DLC I do buy the Occasional complete Edition (MK, Saints Row the Third, and Arkham City)
I think Harley Quinns Revenge was pertty good because you got to Play some Story missions as Robin and I enjoyed the Harley Quinn Boss Fight. Could have been longer though.
I think Harley Quinns Revenge was pertty good because you got to Play some Story missions as Robin and I enjoyed the Harley Quinn Boss Fight. Could have been longer though.
I really liked the General Knoxx DLC for the first Borderlands. All the areas felt pretty new and interesting and it introduced the 4 player car which we never got to make use of because I only played it with one friend but I liked the idea. General Knoxx himself was really cool too, he's probably in my top 10 video game villains ever. Also Crawmerax was a ton of fun.
Kinda. Not really. But he was different so whatever.
If that DLC had fast travel instead of making you drive everywhere over and over, I'd struggle to find something I don't like about it.
Wish me and my Borderlands buddy hadn't given up on Borderlands 2. We only managed to finish the Captain Scarlett DLC before we couldn't really be bothered any more. I'm sure someday it'll hit us we spent good money on those season passes, by jove we're gonna use 'em.
Kinda. Not really. But he was different so whatever.
If that DLC had fast travel instead of making you drive everywhere over and over, I'd struggle to find something I don't like about it.
Wish me and my Borderlands buddy hadn't given up on Borderlands 2. We only managed to finish the Captain Scarlett DLC before we couldn't really be bothered any more. I'm sure someday it'll hit us we spent good money on those season passes, by jove we're gonna use 'em.
I would say Shivering Ilse's, but does that even count as DLC?
For me, DLC, or "Downloadable Content" as we all know, insinuates that there is nothing physical to be had. It's all data.
For this reason I feel SI would be appropriately categorized as an expansion. (God I miss those.)
Aside from that, I'd say General Knoxs Armory in Borderlands 1.
For me, DLC, or "Downloadable Content" as we all know, insinuates that there is nothing physical to be had. It's all data.
For this reason I feel SI would be appropriately categorized as an expansion. (God I miss those.)
Aside from that, I'd say General Knoxs Armory in Borderlands 1.
As many have said, Lair of the Shadow Broker.
I also quite liked the Lost Archive from Assassin's Creed: Revelations. Not enough to buy AC3 but it was nice to get more on Subject 16 with Portal-esque gameplay.
Some egregious examples of DLC done wrong would be any of the RE5 DLC. Capcom is not good at this stuff.
I also quite liked the Lost Archive from Assassin's Creed: Revelations. Not enough to buy AC3 but it was nice to get more on Subject 16 with Portal-esque gameplay.
Some egregious examples of DLC done wrong would be any of the RE5 DLC. Capcom is not good at this stuff.
Dead Money would have been my favourite New Vegas DLC if Old World Blues hadn't made me literally crack up laughing.Tuesday Night Fever said:
A toaster is just a death ray with a smaller power supply!
Easily the horse armor for Oblivion. Just look at this horse
Oh yeah baby that's a handsome horse.
Seriously though I'm going to say Shivering. I bought literally every piece of DLC for that game (I actually bought horse armor). Also an honorable mention to Operation Anchorage, I really enjoyed it. It was kind of good to go back pre-apocalypse.
Oh yeah baby that's a handsome horse.
Seriously though I'm going to say Shivering. I bought literally every piece of DLC for that game (I actually bought horse armor). Also an honorable mention to Operation Anchorage, I really enjoyed it. It was kind of good to go back pre-apocalypse.
Most DLC I've played has only ever come with the game when I bought it. Such as with Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition and Fallout: New Vegas GotY Edition.
I bought some extra adds for Tales of Graces f but that's about the extent of it.
I bought some extra adds for Tales of Graces f but that's about the extent of it.
General Knoxx was really good. And the recent pirate one from Borderlands 2 as well. Captain Scarlett was awesome.
Dragon Age Origins had some really good DLC too. I loved Shale, returning to Ostagar, Grey Wardens peak. All good.
Dragon Age Origins had some really good DLC too. I loved Shale, returning to Ostagar, Grey Wardens peak. All good.
Undead nightmare from Red Dead Redeption.
Seriously that DLC was quite long and decent in my eyes.
Seriously that DLC was quite long and decent in my eyes.
Probably some of the Borderlands ones, especialy general nox & clap trap revolution. Things were freakin hilarious and had a LOT of content.