Not that those missions are bad or aren’t varied, but this mission you go on after recruiting Kasumi Goto feels fresh and interesting.

Secondly, the mission itself is a departure from the typical combat-heavy missions of the core game. First off, you put Shepherd in an awkward situation during the mission, one that she isn’t used to being in. What I find most interesting about this content is two-fold, really. Is it worth the $7 price tag? How does it integrate into the game overall? But, when it comes to paid DLC, this new character and mission is where it is at, since it is a first for Mass Effect 2.

Yes, I know it isn’t a JRPG, what’s your point? I’ve been quite impressed with the rollout of little bits and pieces of free content for the game from Bioware, even so much as free missions. I would probably go so far as to say it is probably one of my favorite games this generation. This DLC really isn't worth the $7 dollar (560 Microsoft points) asking price unless your a super fan like myself, I literally beat it in This DLC really isn't worth the $7 dollar (560 Microsoft points) asking price unless your a super fan like myself, I literally beat it in under an hour, and for most of this it's the same combat against the same enemies we've already fought in the main game, so it's fun but it would have been nice if they had focused on the cool spy like area at the beginning of the mission which was over to quickly, and the story backing it all really isn't that interesting, but gameplay flaws aside I still had fun with this, you get a new follower who's surprisingly enjoyable, and plays differently than he other followers, a cool new area of the ship with a bar, a sweet new casual outfit, and a SMG, and a new achievement, but in the end only the most addicted of super fans will like this, others will feels ripped off do to being charged to much, and it being so short with little gameplay variety.I enjoyed Mass Effect 2 quite a lot playing through it for my review.

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