Mass Effect 3’s Omega DLC Not Coming To Wii U

By Alex Osborn

Electronic Arts has announced that the Omega DLC, which will be arriving for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC versions of Mass Effect 3 later this month, won't be headed to the Wii U. Aw shucks, and just when we were starting to warm up to the idea of quality third-party support on Wii U!

The announcement was made in a post on the game's official Twitter, which states: "Unfortunately it will not be available for Wii U." When asked whether or not we'll ever see DLC for the Wii U version of the game, the publisher replied: "Never say never :)".

Does this news upset any of you? Were you even planning on picking up the Wii U version anyway? Let us know in the comments below.

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