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Downloadable Content, also known as DLC, is content which was not released with its game initially. Said content was/is released by Valve. Each DLC is free for the PC but costs $6.99 USD (560 MS Points) on Xbox 360, with the exception of The Survival Pack, which is free for both versions. Thus far, there have been five downloadable content packs: * The Survival Pack (Left 4 Dead). * Crash Course (Left 4 Dead). * The Passing (Left 4 Dead 2). * The Sacrifice (Left 4 Dead and Left 4 Dead 2). * Cold Stream (Left 4 Dead 2). __toc__ Downloadable content is additional content that can be downloaded within a video game. The most common type of downloadable content is extra maps or levels. Downloadable content, more commonly known as and abbreviated to DLC, refers to additional content for a game released via the Internet. It can either be free or require a payment. While Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence featured extra content that could be downloaded from its second and third discs onto a memory card, it does not require an Internet connection and as such, does not fall under the banner of DLC. Likewise, although some games and demos are downloadable through online services, they are wholly contained products rather than add-ons. Some DLC is offered as pre-order bonuses or bundled with certain additions of games, usually through an access code found in the game's box or on the purchase receipt. In some cases, such as Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, DLC can also be found as p Downloadable content (DLC) is a content distributed through the internet, created as extras seperate from the main game release. DLC can add new game areas, weapons, items, and/or extended the storyline. Eine Liste aller herunterladbaren Inhalte (DLCs) für Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2 und Mass Effect 3. Downloadable Content (DLC for short) was additional content that was played on the core game. DLC was first present in the Xbox 360 version of Guitar Hero II. DLC was sorted by pack, then price, then release date (or if sold separately, price would be next to the song). On April 1st, 2014, the Guitar Hero, DJ Hero, and Band Hero music stores were shut down, and all DLC songs associated with them are no longer accessible. This is a disambiguation for all downloadable content in the Just Cause game series. Downloadable content is abbreviated as "DLC". Each contains new vehicles, a track and new events. Downloadable Content is an extension to the game. Map Packs contain multiplayer maps, and one Zombies maps (certain games do not have Zombies). There have been microtransactions since Call of Duty: Black Ops II. Currently, no map packs are available for the Wii and Nintendo DS versions of the Call of Duty series. Nuketown 2025 is the only content available for the Wii U version of Call of Duty: Black Ops II. With the exception of Awakening and The Giant, no map packs were released for the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of Call of Duty: Black Ops III. Downloadable content (DLC), also called add-ons, expansions, or patches, are additional content created for games and released separately from their main release. Downloadable Content, DLC for short, is extra features one can add to their game via an internet based source. There are 4 packages released as DLC for The Last Remnant on the Xbox 360. The online multiplayer map Battleground. This abandoned city has been ravaged by relentless fighting. Release Date: 21 December, 2006 Downloadable content (DLC) are additional content packages that can be downloaded from the Xbox Live Marketplace or PlayStation Store. Downloadable content (commonly referred to as DLC) is a form of digital media distributed through the Internet. The phrase is used to refer specifically to content created for video games that is released separately from the main video game release. Downloadable Content is a section of Mirror's Edge is a virtual shop that can be only accessed by people with online support. Downloadable Content (often referred to as DLC) is any downloaded add-on to the game. In DCUO downloadable content is available from the marketplace. Downloadable content (DLC) is a form of digital media distributed through the Internet. The phrase is used to refer specifically to content created for video games that is released separately from the main video game release. The phrase has, however, also been used to refer to any type of digital entertainment media distributed online. Downloadable content, or DLC for short, is a form of add-on for most modern video games. Both similar and unsimilar to other shooter games, Gears of War video game DLC includes more maps to play on and also introduces new characters to play as in Multiplayer. There are usually new achievements to earn with said map packs. Downloadable content, DLC for short, is an optional feature which allows players to add extra content that is not initially available in the game. Some DLC are free of charge while others require money. This page will list DLC for games that aren't written on the wiki yet. To see more downloadable content, please visit the . Downloadable Content, also known as Add-ons or simply DLC, is added content made available to the original game via downloading. DLC for the Mortal Kombat series was introduced in Mortal Kombat (2011 video game) and later added on to Mortal Kombat X. Template:MK9DLC|Mortal Kombat (2011) Template:MKXDLC|Mortal Kombat X . Types of downloadable content range from simple in-game outfits that change the appearance of playable characters, to expansions to the game's storyline. Downloadable content may thus include new game levels, minigames, music, equipment and characters to an already released game. Downloadable content is often used as a pre-order bonus and as a general device to market a game, such as how Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection was released with DLC codes for new outfits for Cecil in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy in some regions where the game was released. Downloadable Content (DLC) are the additional content created for Rocket League. Downloadable Content (Letterlijk vertaald: 'Downloadbare Inhoud') is extra dingen die je gratis of ter betaling kan krijgen via het internet voor games. Denk daarbij aan extra maps, wapens of personages. Downloadable Content can be chosen from the Playstation Network to purchase and download. So far the packs have contained new quests, costumes and folks that add onto your existing saved game. Downloadable content, simply known as DLC, is additional content that is available for the Far Cry series, which is typically released after the game that it is associated with. It is normally distributed across an internet connection. It may refer to: * Downloadable content in Far Cry 2 * Downloadable content in Far Cry 3 * Downloadable content in Far Cry 4 * Downloadable content in Far Cry Primal Downloadable Content (commonly abbreviated as DLC) is extra content you can download from either the PlayStation Store, or the in-game LittleBigStore, to further expand your LittleBigPlanet experience. DLC is categorized in four categories, which are: Costume Packs - Costume Packs usually contain five themed costumes for your Sackperson to mix and match with any other costume pieces in your Popit. Mini Packs - Mini Packs can contain themed costumes, stickers, decorations, materials, and objects for you to use in creating and decorating. This is a list of all Downloadable Content (DLC) items that have been made available for Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2, Mass Effect 3, Mass Effect: Infiltrator, and Mass Effect: Andromeda. From Wipeout Pure, Wipeout games have the option to acquire downloadable content from the PlayStation Store. Downloadable Content oder kurz DLC (auf deutsch "herunterladbare Inhalte") sind zusätzliche Inhalte, die nach dem Erscheinen von Splatoon freigeschaltet wurden. Nintendo veröffentlichte neue Waffen, Arenen, Modi, Ausrüstung und Musik. Normalerweise wies Nintendo durch Posts in sozialen Netzwerken darauf hin, dass sie bald neue Inhalte im Spiel freischalten würden. In den Nachrichten wurde man informiert, sobald neue Sachen zur Verfügung standen. Die meisten Inhalte waren schon von Anfang an im Spiel enthalten wurden aber erst nach und nach von Nintendo freigeschaltet. Bisher kamen 42 neue Waffen (die Goldfischkanone eingeschlossen), zehn neue Arenen und drei neue Modi. As of August 8th, 2010, there are X DLC packs available. This is a list of all downloadable content (DLC) items that have been made available for Crackdown and Crackdown 2. Downloadable Content is extra content not currently included with the game and are available for download from the Xbox LIVE Marketplace, PlayStation Network, and Steam. So far, five downloadable packs have been released, the King Pack, Necromantic Pack, Pink Knight Pack, Legend of the Blacksmith Pack, and lastly, the Can't Stop Crying Pack The PS3/PC versions of Castle Crashers is packaged with all of the content from the Necromantic and King Packs; available in Insane Mode. A good tip to keep in mind: All the DLC characters are made out to look and sound special, but really aren't. (With the exception of King and Pink Knight.) Downloadable content (also referred to as DLC) is official additional content for a video game distributed through the Internet. Downloadable content can be of several types, ranging from a single in-game outfit to an entirely new, extensive storyline, similar to an expansion pack. As such, DLC may add new game modes, objects, levels, challenges, etc. to a complete and already released game. In the case of episodic video games, a new episode may come in the form of downloadable content, whereas music video games utilize this media to offer new songs for the players. Downloadable content became prevalent in the 21st century, and especially with the proliferation of Internet-enabled, sixth-generation video game consoles. Special edition re-releases of games often incorporate previously relea Downloadable contents are content that are unavailable in the base game without having to download it first. In SimCity (2013), there are a total of 20 DLCs, including country-specific sets and Cities of Tomorrow pre-order bonuses. Cities of Tomorrow can also be considered a DLC, as its content is separate from the base game, however, as it has more content than that of a DLC and is also available physically, it is considered an expansion pack. Downloadable Content (abbrieviated as DLC) is content that is not included with the base game, and needs to be downloaded via Nintendo eShop or other sites to be available in the game. Six DLC collections have been released in total, with the sixth and final wave being released on February 3, 2016. Unlike other games which develop downloadable content before the game is released, Masahiro Sakurai revealed that all DLC was created after the game's release.

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Downloadable Content oder kurz DLC (auf deutsch "herunterladbare Inhalte") sind zusätzliche Inhalte, die nach dem Erscheinen von Splatoon freigeschaltet wurden. Nintendo veröffentlichte neue Waffen, Arenen, Modi, Ausrüstung und Musik. Normalerweise wies Nintendo durch Posts in sozialen Netzwerken darauf hin, dass sie bald neue Inhalte im Spiel freischalten würden. In den Nachrichten wurde man informiert, sobald neue Sachen zur Verfügung standen. Die meisten Inhalte waren schon von Anfang an im Spiel enthalten wurden aber erst nach und nach von Nintendo freigeschaltet. Bisher kamen 42 neue Waffen (die Goldfischkanone eingeschlossen), zehn neue Arenen und drei neue Modi. Eine Liste aller herunterladbaren Inhalte (DLCs) für Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2 und Mass Effect 3. Types of downloadable content range from simple in-game outfits that change the appearance of playable characters, to expansions to the game's storyline. Downloadable content may thus include new game levels, minigames, music, equipment and characters to an already released game. Downloadable content is often used as a pre-order bonus and as a general device to market a game, such as how Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection was released with DLC codes for new outfits for Cecil in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy in some regions where the game was released. Depending on the region, the method of getting downloadable content may vary. Some downloadable content is released for free as a way to market the game's optional content, as publishers will hope that customers who log on to unlock their free content will end up making additional purchases as well. Examples of this practice can be seen with Square Enix and downloadable outfits, some of which are available for free. Sometimes a specific code is required to get DLC. These codes can be packaged with pre-orders or certain editions of a game. For example, in certain regions, Final Fantasy XIII-2 pre-orders came packaged with codes for an exclusive weapon for the character Noel Kreiss, depending on which retailer the game was ordered from. Sometimes, codes can come packaged with promotional items for the game. For example, the April edition of the Japanese magazine "V Jump" came with a code for a DLC costume for Squall Leonhart in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy, whereas the June edition came with a code for a costume for Vaan, and the Yakusoku no Basho / Tatta Hitori no Mikata single and mini soundtrack came with codes for exclusive items for Final Fantasy XIII-2. DLC is redeemable (either by purchasing or by entering codes) through the console's or mobile device's e-Store. For the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable, this is PlayStation Network, whereas the Xbox 360 uses the Xbox Games Store, the Nintendo 3DS uses the Nintendo eShop and the Nintendo Wii uses the Wii Shop Channel. Finally, iOS devices use the App Store to purchase downloadable content. Most of the games with DLC also include a DLC menu, allowing purchasing and downloading within the game. Similar to downloadable content, many games may contain microtransactions. These are small payments often included in a free-to-play game. They do not add additional content, but purchase boosts or in-game currency within a game. Downloadable content, DLC for short, is an optional feature which allows players to add extra content that is not initially available in the game. Some DLC are free of charge while others require money. This page will list DLC for games that aren't written on the wiki yet. To see more downloadable content, please visit the . . Downloadable Content is a section of Mirror's Edge is a virtual shop that can be only accessed by people with online support. Downloadable Content, also known as DLC, is content which was not released with its game initially. Said content was/is released by Valve. Each DLC is free for the PC but costs $6.99 USD (560 MS Points) on Xbox 360, with the exception of The Survival Pack, which is free for both versions. Thus far, there have been five downloadable content packs: * The Survival Pack (Left 4 Dead). * Crash Course (Left 4 Dead). * The Passing (Left 4 Dead 2). * The Sacrifice (Left 4 Dead and Left 4 Dead 2). * Cold Stream (Left 4 Dead 2). __toc__ Downloadable Content is an extension to the game. Map Packs contain multiplayer maps, and one Zombies maps (certain games do not have Zombies). There have been microtransactions since Call of Duty: Black Ops II. Currently, no map packs are available for the Wii and Nintendo DS versions of the Call of Duty series. Nuketown 2025 is the only content available for the Wii U version of Call of Duty: Black Ops II. With the exception of Awakening and The Giant, no map packs were released for the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of Call of Duty: Black Ops III. Downloadable Content is extra content not currently included with the game and are available for download from the Xbox LIVE Marketplace, PlayStation Network, and Steam. So far, five downloadable packs have been released, the King Pack, Necromantic Pack, Pink Knight Pack, Legend of the Blacksmith Pack, and lastly, the Can't Stop Crying Pack The PS3/PC versions of Castle Crashers is packaged with all of the content from the Necromantic and King Packs; available in Insane Mode. A good tip to keep in mind: All the DLC characters are made out to look and sound special, but really aren't. (With the exception of King and Pink Knight.) As of August 8th, 2010, there are X DLC packs available. This is a list of all Downloadable Content (DLC) items that have been made available for Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2, Mass Effect 3, Mass Effect: Infiltrator, and Mass Effect: Andromeda. Downloadable Content (DLC) are the additional content created for Rocket League. Downloadable content, or DLC for short, is a form of add-on for most modern video games. Both similar and unsimilar to other shooter games, Gears of War video game DLC includes more maps to play on and also introduces new characters to play as in Multiplayer. There are usually new achievements to earn with said map packs. Downloadable Content (abbrieviated as DLC) is content that is not included with the base game, and needs to be downloaded via Nintendo eShop or other sites to be available in the game. Six DLC collections have been released in total, with the sixth and final wave being released on February 3, 2016. Unlike other games which develop downloadable content before the game is released, Masahiro Sakurai revealed that all DLC was created after the game's release. Downloadable content (DLC) is a form of digital media distributed through the Internet. The phrase is used to refer specifically to content created for video games that is released separately from the main video game release. The phrase has, however, also been used to refer to any type of digital entertainment media distributed online. Downloadable contents are content that are unavailable in the base game without having to download it first. In SimCity (2013), there are a total of 20 DLCs, including country-specific sets and Cities of Tomorrow pre-order bonuses. Cities of Tomorrow can also be considered a DLC, as its content is separate from the base game, however, as it has more content than that of a DLC and is also available physically, it is considered an expansion pack. Downloadable Content (Letterlijk vertaald: 'Downloadbare Inhoud') is extra dingen die je gratis of ter betaling kan krijgen via het internet voor games. Denk daarbij aan extra maps, wapens of personages. Downloadable content is additional content that can be downloaded within a video game. The most common type of downloadable content is extra maps or levels. Downloadable content, more commonly known as and abbreviated to DLC, refers to additional content for a game released via the Internet. It can either be free or require a payment. While Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence featured extra content that could be downloaded from its second and third discs onto a memory card, it does not require an Internet connection and as such, does not fall under the banner of DLC. Likewise, although some games and demos are downloadable through online services, they are wholly contained products rather than add-ons. Some DLC is offered as pre-order bonuses or bundled with certain additions of games, usually through an access code found in the game's box or on the purchase receipt. In some cases, such as Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, DLC can also be found as passcodes on various items. DLC generally requires registration to the platform's online service. DLC found in the Metal Gear series includes: * Downloadable content in Metal Gear Solid 4 * The Metal Gear Solid 4 Database * Metal Gear Online expansions, equipment, and content purchased through the Metal Gear Online Shop * Downloadable content in Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker * Downloadable content in Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance * Downloadable content in Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain * Downloadable Content in Metal Gear Online 3 Downloadable content (DLC), also called add-ons, expansions, or patches, are additional content created for games and released separately from their main release. Downloadable content (also referred to as DLC) is official additional content for a video game distributed through the Internet. Downloadable content can be of several types, ranging from a single in-game outfit to an entirely new, extensive storyline, similar to an expansion pack. As such, DLC may add new game modes, objects, levels, challenges, etc. to a complete and already released game. In the case of episodic video games, a new episode may come in the form of downloadable content, whereas music video games utilize this media to offer new songs for the players. Downloadable content became prevalent in the 21st century, and especially with the proliferation of Internet-enabled, sixth-generation video game consoles. Special edition re-releases of games often incorporate previously released DLCs along with the main title in a single package. Video game publishers sometimes offer a DLC "season pass", which allow users to purchase all of the downloadable content for a video game at a smaller price than it would cost to buy each one separately. Users can also buy such a season pass before the availability of its respective DLCs; in this case, the player will get access to the content as they get released. Downloadable Content, also known as Add-ons or simply DLC, is added content made available to the original game via downloading. DLC for the Mortal Kombat series was introduced in Mortal Kombat (2011 video game) and later added on to Mortal Kombat X. Template:MK9DLC|Mortal Kombat (2011) Template:MKXDLC|Mortal Kombat X Each contains new vehicles, a track and new events. Downloadable Content (DLC for short) was additional content that was played on the core game. DLC was first present in the Xbox 360 version of Guitar Hero II. DLC was sorted by pack, then price, then release date (or if sold separately, price would be next to the song). On April 1st, 2014, the Guitar Hero, DJ Hero, and Band Hero music stores were shut down, and all DLC songs associated with them are no longer accessible. Downloadable Content (commonly abbreviated as DLC) is extra content you can download from either the PlayStation Store, or the in-game LittleBigStore, to further expand your LittleBigPlanet experience. DLC is categorized in four categories, which are: Costume Packs - Costume Packs usually contain five themed costumes for your Sackperson to mix and match with any other costume pieces in your Popit. Mini Packs - Mini Packs can contain themed costumes, stickers, decorations, materials, and objects for you to use in creating and decorating. Level Kits - Level Kits contain a single level created by the developers in which you must explore to find themed costumes, stickers, decorations, materials, and objects. Level Packs- Level Packs are the real deal; they contain themed costumes, stickers, decorations, materials, and objects for you to find, as well as a complete set of levels created by the developers in a themed storyline. From Wipeout Pure, Wipeout games have the option to acquire downloadable content from the PlayStation Store. Downloadable Content, DLC for short, is extra features one can add to their game via an internet based source. Downloadable Content can be chosen from the Playstation Network to purchase and download. So far the packs have contained new quests, costumes and folks that add onto your existing saved game. Downloadable Content (often referred to as DLC) is any downloaded add-on to the game. In DCUO downloadable content is available from the marketplace. Downloadable content (DLC) are additional content packages that can be downloaded from the Xbox Live Marketplace or PlayStation Store. This is a list of all downloadable content (DLC) items that have been made available for Crackdown and Crackdown 2. Downloadable content (DLC) is a content distributed through the internet, created as extras seperate from the main game release. DLC can add new game areas, weapons, items, and/or extended the storyline. There are 4 packages released as DLC for The Last Remnant on the Xbox 360. The online multiplayer map Battleground. This abandoned city has been ravaged by relentless fighting. Release Date: 21 December, 2006 Downloadable content, simply known as DLC, is additional content that is available for the Far Cry series, which is typically released after the game that it is associated with. It is normally distributed across an internet connection. It may refer to: * Downloadable content in Far Cry 2 * Downloadable content in Far Cry 3 * Downloadable content in Far Cry 4 * Downloadable content in Far Cry Primal Downloadable content (commonly referred to as DLC) is a form of digital media distributed through the Internet. The phrase is used to refer specifically to content created for video games that is released separately from the main video game release. This is a disambiguation for all downloadable content in the Just Cause game series. Downloadable content is abbreviated as "DLC".

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