If you're worried that the "Firewalk" DLC pack with its Hammerhead hover tank for "Mass Effect 2" and the "Return to Ostagar" and "Awakening" packs for "Dragon Age" will end and leave you hanging for years until their core games' sequels come out, take some deep breaths and relax. BioWare loves their downloadable content too much to do that to you, and there will be more DLC to come.
"We are seeing a good response to the DLC for 'ME2' and 'Dragon Age,'" BioWare CEO Ray Muzyka told VG247. "The fans like it and we have more in development and the different teams for DLC and the franchise are working together moving back and forth."
Muzyka didn't set a timetable for the next DLC releases in stone, but his account of the goings on in DLC development land sounds like the wheels are in motion. Given his words and the emerging platform they've set up on the Cerberus Network I wouldn't imagine that they'll lay off the protected shipping-cost-less products any time in the near future.
What do you think of the job BioWare has done with DLC for "ME2" and "Dragon Age" thus far? Any complaints? Share your reactions in the comment section below.