Is there any way to transfer Mass Effect 2 & 3 DLC licence to the origin on pc?

o0 GirlGamer 0o · Mar 9, 2015

No one wants to buy everything again when they change platform, so it should be possible to transfer the dlc licence to the origin pc app, as EA who own origin make ME2 & 3. Not just for mass effect but for other games too?

:)

Heavy Rain69 · Mar 9, 2015

page for downloadable content not found

When i look for mass effect 3 dlc on the store i can only find one of them, 'from the ashes'. If i try to go to the page of any of the other dlcs it says page not found. I have already bought all of the mass effect 2 dlc without any trouble, is there no
way to purchase all the mass effect 3 dlc?

SydneyAnne_538 · Mar 9, 2015

mass effect backwards compatibility

So mass effect 2 and mass effect 3 are now backwards combatible and I bought both of them but I want the dlc for both games is there a way to get the dlc for my Xbox one even though I don't have a 360 anymore? I saw something that said I could buy the dlc
online through Xbox live .com but I already bought some of the mass effect 3 dlc when I had a 360 and that dlc isn't showing up? Has anyone tried to get mass effect 2 & 3 dlc to their Xbox one and succeeded?

Argontheos · Mar 9, 2015

It's not an option for Mass Effect. But there is an EA bundle of the Mass Effect Trilogy on PC. You can pick it up for as little as £10 these days. It includes a lot of dlc AFAIA.

As to the idea itself, Sony have adopted the transfer/ownership thing across their own platforms, Vita, PS3, and PS4... for select games and content.

Microsoft share the vision of a deeply integrated ecosystem. So it's safe to assume that this feature will exist for future "select" titles and software across X1, PC, tablets and phones and whatnot.

Read: Future! Not games dating back to 2007 that you might have picked up in any number of sales in almost a decade, and that you're now expecting a full PC version at no cost. The cheek! lol

Ahem. Also, streaming content is a thing... who knows what the future holds for dead platforms with content still in the ether? You might be able to stream the console versions you own on your PC in future...

... though why you'd want to when the PC versions of Mass Effect smoke the console versions, at a very good price... is anyone's guess. Da future doe, anyfing is possible. {XD

Argontheos

It's not an option for Mass Effect. But there is an EA bundle of the Mass Effect Trilogy on PC. You can pick it up for as little as £10 these days. It includes a lot of dlc AFAIA.

As to the idea itself, Sony have adopted the transfer/ownership thing across their own platforms, Vita, PS3, and PS4... for select games and content.

Microsoft share the vision of a deeply integrated ecosystem. So it's safe to assume that this feature will exist for future "select" titles and software across X1, PC, tablets and phones and whatnot.

Read: Future! Not games dating back to 2007 that you might have picked up in any number of sales in almost a decade, and that you're now expecting a full PC version at no cost. The cheek! lol

Ahem. Also, streaming content is a thing... who knows what the future holds for dead platforms with content still in the ether? You might be able to stream the console versions you own on your PC in future...

... though why you'd want to when the PC versions of Mass Effect smoke the console versions, at a very good price... is anyone's guess. Da future doe, anyfing is possible. {XD

Daft Badger

Microsoft lost the licence to sell some of the Mass Effect 2 dlc,including the Overlord dlc so there is no way to buy it. For whatever reason they never took it of the marketplace though.

IAmProjectAlice

No sorry it is not possible to transfer your mass effect 2 pc game save to your xbox 360, for the purposes of carrying on the game in mass effect 3

Arkham99

I was under the understanding that MASS Effect saved games cannot be transfered to another console via the USB method due to the "hidden files" issue, it's a problem if your intention is to import that saved game to MASS Effect 2 on another console, it's
also a problem if that "other" console doesn't have the same DLC installed as the original one that crafted the saved game, the only sure way to transfer a MASS Effect saved game to another console problem-free is with the 360 Data Transfer Cable and a license
transfer, I'm sure someone will come on and correct me if I'm way off here...

Novakyad

Edit: Yes, I believe Bioware said they will be bring back planet exploration from the original Mass Effect if that is what you meant. The Firewalker DLC for Mass Effect 2 was their attempt at bringing it back but in a different form. Most likely this will
go into Mass Effect 3.

Is there any way to transfer Mass Effect 2 & 3 DLC licence to the origin on pc?