Hello, fans of Dragon Age. Finished with the Awakening expansion? Well, BioWare has been kind enough to prepare another piece of post-release content for you to consume. Titled “Leliana’s Song,” the latest DLC for the acclaimed RPG puts the player in the foxy shoes of Leliana, everybody’s favorite bard from Origins. We get to play through her mysterious past. Oooh. Look for “Leliana’s Song” on July 6th for the low, low price of $7 (560 MS Points).

And if bad games are more up your alley, then Alan Wake‘s freshly priced episodes might suit you. For the high, high price of $7, you’ll be able to play through roughly 90 minutes of “The Signal” sometime next month. If you bought the game new then you received a redemption code that will grant the DLC to you for free. But even with that code, you’ll still have to pony up the $7 for “The Writer” pack, which is set to come out sometime after “The Signal.”

And lastly, 1UP is reporting that the free “Outlaws to the End” co-op DLC for Red Dead Redemption will release this Tuesday. That should be fun. And if you just can’t wait ’til then, the Crackdown 2 demo is coming on Monday. But you’re probably crazy if you want to play that, considering how atrocious the first game was. There’s also a whole bunch of other arcade games and DLC packs detailed in the above link if you’re looking for something to tide you over in the lean months of summer.

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And not in a good way. More like the “Why do we let children develop our games for us?” kind of way. Go read a book or something you buffoons.

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So if you get a hankering for some orb collecting some summer day, this will bring you all manner of satisfaction.

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That certainly looks…well, I don’t know if fun is the right word. Maybe disorganized, senseless, and unrewarding, but not fun. Take my bias with a grain of salt, as the first Crackdown may be the worst game I’ve ever played.

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Now with more zombies!

Amidst all of the trailers Microsoft was showing off at their press conference, two of them announced completely unkown sequels. That’s right, Left 4 Dead 2 and Crackdown 2 have both been confirmed to exist. Left 4 Dead 2 was even given a release date of November 17th. Anybody else think it’s a bit early for a Left 4 Dead sequl?

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