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Published: 8:45, 07/04/2010 by wotta.
20Bioware have released the first premium DLC for Mass Effect 2 on Xbox.com for your downloading pleasure.
The new content sees Kasumi Goto, the galaxy’s most enigmatic master thief join the Cerebus. In return for her help, Kasumi has asked Shepard’s help on a dangerous heist to infiltrate the vault of a deadly master criminal named Donovan Hock.
As well as adding this new character to your squad, Kasumi – Stolen Memory, also includes new weapon, research and achievements.
You can add the new content to your queue here at the cost of 560 MS points.
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