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Mass Effect 3 Omega Details
BioWare confirmed the upcoming single-player download content for Mass Effect 3 'Omega' launches on November 27 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC.
The content costs $14.99 or 1200 Microsoft Points and is one of the largest download content released for the game thus far. The story centers on Omega ruler Aria T'loak who's out to retake the station from Cerberus control, BioWare said to Eurogamer.
BioWare posted the following message on its website:
Soldiers of the Milky Way,
Disturbing reports from the Citadel suggest that something big is about to go down. If our Intel is accurate, Aria is on the move. This was anticipated, as we did not expect her to sit idly by while Cerberus ran roughshod over Omega. With her biotic capabilities and well-documented mean streak, what happens next won’t be pretty.
Our informants believe that Aria intends to seek out Commander Shepard for assistance. We are aware of the Commander’s ties to Aria, but are unclear about how deep they run. What we do know is that Aria will be relentless in her fight to take back Omega, and with the Commander at her side, she may very well be unstoppable.
We will be observing this situation closely as it develops. Continue to monitor this channel for further communication.
Earlier this week, BioWare released free multiplayer download content for Mass Effect 3.
[Source: Eurogamer]
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