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Farewell and Into the Inevitable, Mass Effect 3: Citadel DLC Original Game Soundtrack by Sam Hulick.
Let’s just take a moment of our day to stare at the greatness of this magnificent human being…
Mass Effect - We Few, We Happy Few, We Band Of Brothers, another incredible Mass Effect fan made video from Mikkrobitti featuring scenes from the entire trilogy. Awesome.
Best times of my life were spent on that ship. Been a damn good ride…
A new Mass Effect trilogy. My thoughts…
Let’s face it, Shepard is Mass Effect’s Captain Kirk and always will be. Still, while we wait for the return of the Commander in Mass Effect 7 (ETA 2017?) we might as well accept the fact that there’s a wide universe out there to explore. With that in mind, and regarding the next chapter in the series, here are my thoughts…
Having gone through all the stages of grief with Mass Effect 3, I find myself loving this game more and more as time passes. I’m currently on my second full playthrough of the game, now with all DLCs in place, and I think it’s beautiful. And I can’t explain it. I have never felt anything like this for a video game series before. It reminds me of my passion for The Lord of the Rings books when I was so so much younger. And it’s a happy feeling…
The Reaper’s Advocate: A Different Take on the Mass Effect 3 Ending
I’ve just discovered this precious article about the Mass Effect 3 endings. It’s more than one year old but it’s still relevant, deep and interesting. Also, don’t miss the conversation in the comments area.
MD Interviews: Mark Meer (MaleShepard in Mass Effect)
GAMERMD83 posted an awesome interview with SuperShepard Mark Meer, on her YouTube channel. Here’s part 2.
Actually functioning LEGO Mako. I cannot even comprehend my desire for this glorious thing.
Also it can climb walls like a boss hell yeah!!!
Mass Effect 3: Citadel Soundtrack (free)
BioWare is offering the Mass Effect 3: Citadel Soundtrack. 20 new tracks composed by Sam Hulick, Cris Velasco, and Sascha Dikiciyan, available to download for free. Go. Now!
Dr. Ray Muzyka presented a retrospective view on Bioware’s first 2 decades, how the company came about and how it evolved both in the way they made games, but also as a business. A talk for all that ever wondered how it all happened.
