Upcoming BioShock 2 DLC Detailed In Full

By Peter Ha | February 22, 2010 | +

2K has an “aggressive post-launch downloadable content plan” for BioShock 2 that’s slated to kick off next month with the Sinclair Solutions Test Pack. Other packs will be subsequently released in the following months to further enhance single player mode with “more narrative, new tools and new challenges.” The aforementioned pack focuses on multiplayer with the following:

• Rank Increase to level 50 with Rank Rewards
• New playable characters Louie McGraff and Oscar Calraca
• 20 new trials*
• A third weapon upgrade for each weapon
• Five additional masks*
*Some items are only available after a player achieves a rank of 41 or higher.

I’ve never purchased DLC for any game. Am I missing something?

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http://callnresponse.wordpress.com Evan Narcisse

Aw, man… you’re a DLC virgin? The GTA DLC packs–The Lost & The Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony–were pretty much whole games unto themselves. So, yes, you are missing something.
http://twitter.com/thepeterha Peter Ha

I’ve never once purchased DLC for any game at all. I’m not a big sandbox game fan and I rarely go back to go a game after I’ve finished the single player campaign.
http://gamingshed.wordpress.com/ AnotherSociety

The multiplayer is pretty good is this going to be free?