Mass Effect 3 is not even out yet, but BioWare is already planning DLCs for the game. They have some really good DLCs in the pipeline, says Casey Hudson, executive producer.
“We are going to be supporting Mass Effect 3 for quite some time, because I think people are going to have a lot of fun with multiplayer, and we’ll be supporting that with new content as we go forward,” Hudson told CVG.
“We also have a really good DLC plan, like we had for Mass Effect 2, so there will be new adventures and new things to do. Then, beyond that, we’ll just have to wait and see.”
He went on to talk about the other upcoming Mass Effect projects- the comic books and the movie.
“We’ve got an ongoing relationship with Dark Horse [for comics], and we’ve got some stuff coming out of that,” he said. “We’ve got the feature-film in the works. We’ve also got an anime movie that’s coming out – it’s getting pretty close to being done, and it’s looking fantastic.
“All these things tell different facets of the overall storyline, but it’s still ultimately the full story of the trilogy. So when fans check out a novel, a comic-book or a movie, they’re seeing parts of the same story that really flesh out the details we can’t otherwise show you in the game.”
Mass Effect 3 launches on March 6 in US and March 9 in Europe for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. A demo is out right now for you to try out. You can read our impressions of the single player and multiplayer modes of the game here and here.
