Posts Tagged ‘Mass Effect 3’

Confirmation of the Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut DLC, will be available free of charge this summer. It will add new cutscenes and context for the ending, but no changes to the ending itself.

After having finished Mass Effect 3 it’s a shame the last ten minutes of a game let down an entire series with over a hundred hours of game play. Major Mass Effect 3 Spoilers Ahead

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BioWare are set to release the biggest title of the year in a months’ time and end an absolutely huge series in the process. In light of this monumental release, ...

Join Jon (Jonmau5) and Jonesy (bcJonesy) as they talk about everything awesome, funny and quirky from the gaming universe. We also run through some of the best, worst and the rest of the games we have to look forward to in 2012. Everything from Mass Effect 3 to Tomb Raider to Anarchy Reigns is discussed.

2011 will go down in the history of video games as being one of the best years for great games. We have seen the likes of Uncharted 3, Gears Of War 3, Saints Row The Third and Battlefield 3 to name just a few. After the New Year 2012 celebrations have ended, the hangover is beginning to take hold of your body and make it do things to you involuntarily, relax and do not fret for you have many more great games to look forward to for 2012.

I do not normally buy the special editions of games as I am happy knowing I am simply playing the same core game as others. I do not need extra ...

Mass Effect 3 is receiving multiplayer, thanks to a recent cover of a Xbox 360 magazine.

We have also come to the conclusion that: just like the producers are saying “this will be very explosive and each action will be way more consequential than ever before”.