Extensive Battlefield: Bad Company 2 DLC Being Planned

Posted March 10, 2010 by Robert Workman

During a Wedbush Morgan financial conference this morning, Electronic Arts revealed that it is planning extensive downloadable content for its recently released first-person shooter, Battlefield: Bad Company 2. Although no specific map packs or other content was mentioned, the rep stated that players can expect to pay anywhere from $5-$15 for the content in game, ranging from weapons to other goods. The company is also looking to get more codes in the hands of first-time buyers, introducing them to the concept of DLC and getting them excited for future add-ons. It's a new project called EA's Project Ten Dollar Games. (Original!)

Hey, just give us more maps. Especially ones that threaten to freeze us to death. We love it.

<p>Robert Workman began playing video games in 1979.  He enjoys a variety of old school and new releases, and has worked for several sites, including GameDaily, Examiner.com, The Start Screen and Segadojo.  He also co-hosts a weekly gaming podcast called The Gamers Garage and runs the sports site GamePlayBook.com.</p>
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Robert Workman began playing video games in 1979. He enjoys a variety of old school and new releases, and has worked for several sites, including GameDaily, Examiner.com, The Start Screen and Segadojo. He also co-hosts a weekly gaming podcast called The Gamers Garage and runs the sports site GamePlayBook.com.

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