Granted, Bring Down the Sky was Bioware’s first real piece of downloadable content for the Mass Effect trilogy, and luckily if you bought it on PC or bought the platinum edition on the 360, you received this pack for free. So, you get a bunch of combat simulators, and if you get the high score in all of them, you get a cool apartment.

There are some minor spoilers ahead, so please read at your own risk. Cool. So join me in revisiting these wallet murderers in the Definitive Ranking of the Mass Effect DLCs. Others were worth spitting at your screen and shaking yourself senseless. Some of the downloadable content was worth more than $14.99.

But was all of it worth it? Well, not really. If you picked up any of the three titles, and wanted the full experience, you purchased anything with a price-tag on it, hoping it would lengthen your playthrough. On 360 and PC), to silly “storyline” enhancers, Mass Effect was never a one-and-done type deal. From alternative costumes (yeah, I bought all of those. If you’re anywhere near as infatuated with Mass Effect as I am, you have repeatedly wept glancing into your empty wallet after purchasing several of the downloadable content packages.

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