![]() The tenner it costs is probably more than the difference in price between new and second-hand copies of Mass Effect 2, and - EA and BioWare hope - punters who realise this will choose to buy a new copy of the game as a result. Yes, The Cerberus Network is meant to be off-puttingly expensive. This isn't another example of a publisher hopelessly out of touch with the public perception of DLC value. You could be outraged by the price of the content, but that would rather miss the point. If you bought Mass Effect 2 new, then you already have free access to The Cerberus Network - the vessel through which downloadable content for BioWare's latest universe-spanning RPG will apparently be conveyed.Īnyone who buys the game second-hand, however, is unlikely to find the redeemable code needed to unlock the Cerberus Network still inside (unless the original owner was a prize idiot, obviously), and will need to hand over 1200 Microsoft Points (£10.20!) for the privilege, or the equivalent in BioWare Points. If you still haven't started playing, you might want to get that out of the way before you read page two, but you're quite safe until then. Everyone is safe! If you've played Mass Effect 2 for more than a quarter of an hour (behaviour we recommend), nothing you read below will spoil anything. ![]()
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