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[UPDATE]: Another Day, Another New Mass Effect 2 DLC Screen
[Update]: BioWare says that fans have reached the goal the developer set yesterday, and has released a new screen of the upcoming Arrival DLC. Check it out and help keep the screens flowing.
The new picture (below) contains a fancy looking computer and the number 304942. What does it mean? I have no clue, but if you want another pic tomorrow, send your friends to BioWare's Mass Effect 2 Facebook page.
[Original Story]: BioWare has prepped some new screens of the upcoming Arrival DLC for Mass Effect 2, and is willing to share them with fans -- but only if you help spread the word.
The above image is the first screen shot of the upcoming DLC, and like any good pusher, BioWare is giving away the first taste for free. If you want to see more, however, it's going to cost you. BioWare is asking for 750,000 Facebook impressions to release the next image, or 1,000 retweets on Twitter. Either way it sounds pretty ambitious, but I won't make the mistake of underestimating BioWare's loyal fans. So far BioWare has not announced a release date for the new DLC.
Thanks to Levi Froberg for the news tip!
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