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:P That scraggly haired guy on the left sounds like our typical spoiled whiny, never-satisfied gamer type. Also, I don't get the hand cam visuals and the park scene, are they trying to make this a music video? Okay, 'nuff whining from this spoiled gamer type, heh. |
Is anyone else ignoring the trailers not wanting to spoil the experience when the game ships? I remember Phantom menace where you basically saw the best bits and the actual movie was a real let down.....
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You'd think they could sacrifice more than a single page to review something that "comes close" to a perfect game. In fact, I'm sure they would if they only had the time.
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Now that Bioware (and Pandemic) was bought by EA .. doesnt that mean PS3 might be also having Mass Effect? It would be cool, the game looks awesome and more people could enjoy it. Like Devil May Cry 4 which is coming to 360 and PS3. |
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However, I believe the contracts with Microsoft were signed long before EA bought Bioware (and Pandemic). Maybe Bioware will make Mass Effect 1-3 port to the PC and the PS3 when all the Mass Effect's game has been released. But this could easily take 4-6 years from now. (2007). But keep hoping and pressuring and buying. |
It couldn't happen with the first game because the publishing deal with Microsoft has been signed a long time ago (unless Microsoft decides to port it to the PS3 :D). However, it might happen with the next two games, although I'm sure Microsoft will do everything in their power to keep them as exclusives.
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It probably won't happen for Mass Effect, because MS funded its development, but I believe it will happen for its sequels. EA is a multi-platform publisher, and they rarely publish a game that isn't on all platforms. It also helps that Mass Effect uses the Unreal Engine technology, which will work good on the PS3 once UT3 comes out.
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Would it make sense to publish only Mass Effect 2 and 3 on PS3? What's their market segment, people who own both consoles and for some reason prefer the PS3?
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Anyway, Assassin's Creed comes out in just over a week, and Mass Effect very soon after. I ordered a pair of Xbox compatible 5.1 headphones with removable mic for the very long nights ahead, LOL! |
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Its so unfair, theres lesbians but you cant have man on man action. :shifty:
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Look at them (other trailers too) .. simply emotionless.. :crazy:
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I really dont understand why bioware would not put something like that in, its stupid.
Woman > Man Woman > Woman Man > Alien Woman Woman > Alien Woman So wheres the man action?! I thought it was all about choice. :shifty: I'm sorry but this is a deal breaker for me. :P And I didn't watch any of the trailers besides the really early ones, I dont want anything to be spoiled. Same goes for Assassins Creed. |
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Personally I'm not too disappointed. We enjoyed the options of same sex romance in at least two previous Bioware games. From what I've read they did have plans to include man-on-man love but they ran out of time. As for this particular scene, I've read reactions from gamers who watched it on Kotaku. Seems many of them are of the "hawt-me-want-more-lesbian-sex" camp, typical of a lot of young heterosexual men with that kind of fantasy. And there are others (mostly men, I suspect) who were pleased that there at least choices other than man-on-woman, that in a game and story like this it should be natural for interspecies love to be possible (we get a lot of that in movies, anyway, and Bioware featured it in KOTOR). As for TiAgUh stating how emotionless it looks, yeah I agree to a certain point. But it is a start, how many previous video games have explored this theme and actually depicted it in the game with a certain level of importance and sensitivity? I remember a kind of sex scene in Max Payne 2 (cutscene) and how at once fresh and awkward it looked; but I was happy it was there regardless, because the whole thing needed it. There were at least a couple sex scenes in Indigo Prophecy, and that was handled a little differently. It was more tender given the context of the story so it was done accordingly. The 'humping' mini-game, however, was dumb, imo. Maybe the guys at Bioware need a bit of coaching from, say, some movie or TV director as to how to depict love in the most effective way. Rarely ever do nerds handle this kind of thing in an honest, candid, natural, and emotionally satisfying way. My argument is that they invest so much of themselves, their skills, working on things like gameplay, explosions, pixels, awesome death animations and cool factors that when it's actually time to show humanistic emotions and sensuality and vulnerabilities.......well, it's very new for them to explore. :) |
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:shifty: Hookay, sorry for post-whoring (besides, no one else has posted for some time in between my posts), but...
30 second TV spot Highly recommended in that it's a powerful and compelling commercial. Not a single word is spoken by the three characters (save for Shepard's voiceover, two sentences). Note the subtle facial expressions, hand gesture indicating "no, don't talk right now", the look of pain in Shepard's eyes upon listening to the transmission, then the look of conviction as the sunlight hits the Mako (the all terrain vehicle you'll be driving in the game). Though it's ultimately not purely in-game cutscene it does use the game engine in a slightly enhanced way. Damn good ad for a video game, considering how much information and conveyance needs to be packed into a 30 second spot. |
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Well, according to a developer post in the Bioware community it's supposed to be 'boring'. That is, it's a 'semiotic' detail among other 'semiotic' details to deepen the immersion in the gameworld, much like, say, a slot machine you can interact with in a casino level, or a newspaper clipping you can read in some library.
;) In other words, TiAgUh, go get your kicks from real pr0n, not some video game. LOL! |
When someone goes to the casino they NORMALLY show a bit of emotion, just like strip clubs right?... or do people just "sit foward"? :crazy:
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That's the only reason I can see for Bioware making this boring -ehm- erotic or should I say 'exotic'? lapdance. My take on this is if you're going to do this sort of thing, you better do it properly e.g. make something that's well done and tastefully at the same time. I would rather have had them working on the Male-Male romance than this tame thing... I guess in the 23rd century money & sex still makes the world go around... edit: And Tia: About the enemies AI. I don't think you need to be worried about the enemy AI in the game. You can just use your stealth and lifting abilities while you play as an adept or vangaurd... |
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(please say Tiago, "Tia" in my language means Aunt ;) ) So Intrepid, my facial expression playing Halo is the same once i enter a strip club? :Z |
It seems the street date may have been broken in the US.
People are reporting being able to buy it in Kmart stores. Toys R Us and Newegg are showing the game "in stock" on it's website. http://www.toysrus.com/product/index...ductId=2850708 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16874103035 |
Looks like this is kind of the final trailer for the game, 9 days before the game launches:
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Yup, I got my copy 2 nights ago at the local Kmart. It is a wonder to behold. The 80s sci-fi feel is in full effect. Its a great great thing (even though I am only about an hour into it). The conversations are easily the most enjoyable I have ever experienced in a game and I love watching everyone talk and react to each other.
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^ any letdowns till now?
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