After nearly a decade of waiting, fans of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Mass Effect can finally complete the trilogy in their Steam libraries. In its new wave of releases for Valve's digital distribution service, EA Games has finally put Mass Effect 3 o𒊎n sale via Steam. Currently going for $14.99 with an introductory sale, gamers can now download and play this trilogy closer on their preferred platform...sort of.
As with the EA titles that were added to Steam last week, everything added today requires users to download and install Origin to run each game. That's somewhat understandable for the Battlefield series (which have heavy integration with EA's web service), but really sours the proposition of actually buying anything ꦇfrom EA on Steam.
The major benefit of having these games available on Steam would be discounts. Origin isn't so stingy with putting things on sale anymore, but Valve routinely runs summer/winter/random sales that see steep discounts on basically everything. If you play your cards right, it might be possible to grab Mass Effect 3 for $5 in the future. That 𒉰might🍌 just offset the fact that you'll need to have Origin installed to play anything.
If that doesn't bother you, then here are all of♍ the games made available today:
I can't really think of what else EA would end up putting on Steam. With practically its entire library of noteworthy titles now available, the only thing left would be future games. Maybe we'll see something like Peggle 2 or the other Plants Vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare games appear, but I'm not sure anyone is𝓀 still clamoring for those.
What's really stingy is how these titles are priced. Battlefield 3 is 75% off for a pric🍌e of $10. It was recently on sale on Origin for $5. The fact that its regular price is $40 almost 10 years after release is just sickening. EA is likely charging a premium for the "luxury" of having something on Steam, which is maybe part of a deal it worked out with Valve.
Whatever the case, you can now play Mass Effect 3 on Steam.
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