I have to go with General Knoxx's for Borderlands, it expanded the game around 12 more hours, included new enemies, class mods and rare weapons. Also Undead Nightmare was pretty good on RDR as it was an 8 hr campaign with some interesting additions like weapons and world events.
Julius Belmont for Castlevania HD- yeah, sure the game was a mishmash of sprites ripped straight from the handhelds, except for one thing- Julius' running animation looked ridiculous in Dawn of Sorrow, so they actually redrew a whole new running animation for him. The Da Vinci Disappearance for AC: Brotherhood- not only a new single player storyline, but also a multiplayer map+character+game mode pack. Easily the most worthwhile DLC I've ever purchased. The Dual Parachute Thrusters in Just Cause 2- Easily the awesomest JC2 DLC as it adds a whole new way to travel, plus Just Cause 2 also has a number of other DLCs worth picking up. Lastly, just for honorable mention- The Saboteur's Midnight Show DLC for sheer guts.
There are some really good ones, so it is hard to choose. I liked Awakening for Dragon Age Origins, Lair of the Shadow Broker, General Knoxx was good for borderlands, Minerva's Den was really good for Bioshock 2.....there are just so many
Undead Nightmare Collection for Red Dead Redemption for me, an absolute steal at 1000 points when I got it. Notable mention goes to Dragon Age: Awakenings which was great bang for your buck.
does battlefield vietnam expansion count? its just awesome i just wish more people played it
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I have still to get that! I must get to it soon because I want to play it before the next generation of Battlefield arrives :P. With that being said, it's tough to decide... so I will give you my top 5, if that's okay. In no order, by the way. 1. Call of Duty Classic - I have played CoD since the beginnings on the PC, and I just loved the fact that I could now play a "new" game and on my Xbox 360! sure the controls aren't amazing (since it is a PC port), and also the fact that the PC had a maximum of 64 players, but it is still great fun! 2. Lara Croft & the Guardian of Light - Awesome game. It was so much fun to play! especially towards the latter part of the game. 3. Battlefield 1943 - Ahh, great game. Not too much content (I mean, 3 maps), but still lasted me ages. Played it a lot, although I have still got to get that 100 matches achievement. Will also go back to it one day :). 4. Grand Theft Auto Episodes from Liberty City - I really couldn't pick one over the other. Both DLC stories are just fantastic, even if TBoGT is longer and has more content and better guns, I am unsure on which I prefer, as TLAD is perhaps more fun in the story department... maybe. :P 5. Resident Evil Desperate Escape and Lost in Nightmares. Again, I just had to mention both, even though I do prefer LiN. DE is great fun, but it's nowhere near as creepy as LiN was, even if you had like 50 infected after you, haha. The only problem with LiN is there are hardly any enemies (although that can add to the experience, kinda). But LiN felt more like a RE game, while DE felt more like a third person L4D. Honourable mention - Gears of War 2 All Fronts DLC pack. Nice add-on story (even if it's very short, and just a small deleted scene), but you get all maps. This DLC lasted me a long time as well, because I couldn't stop playing Horde mode on these fresh and exciting (and old classic) maps... ahh, I can't wait for Gears 3!! :D.
[QUOTE="doubalfa"]I have to go with General Knoxx's for Borderlands, it expanded the game around 12 more hours, included new enemies, class mods and rare weapons. Also Undead Nightmare was pretty good on RDR as it was an 8 hr campaign with some interesting additions like weapons and world events. What he said. One of the best, if not the best, DLC on any game...ever.
There are some really good ones, so it is hard to choose. I liked Awakening for Dragon Age Origins, Lair of the Shadow Broker, General Knoxx was good for borderlands, Minerva's Den was really good for Bioshock 2.....there are just so manyKeredsBlaze
Came in to say General Knoxx or Minerva's Den. Minerva's Den was such an underrated DLC.
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