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A Simple Change To A Star Wars Video Game Helped Me Fight Depression
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What We Do And Don't Know About Dragon Age III: Inquisition
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Mass Effect 3 Extended Cut Adds New Ending Option — Watch It Now [Spoilers]
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I Found Mass Effect 3's Best Ending
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Let's Be Careful With The Child-Murder, Ok?
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I Sunk 40 Extra Hours Into Mass Effect 2 To Salvage My Relationship With Thane
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Now We Can All Be Kitty Girls And Boys In The Old Republic
In case you just hopped on the MMO bandwagon with the release of Star Wars: The Old Republic, it’s not a massively multiplayer party until the anthropomorphic animals arrive. The original EverQuest had the Vah Shir, World of Warcraft has Worgen and now Pandas, and The Old Republic has the Cathar, a race of intergalactic kitty people.
EA Buying Star Wars Might Not Be All Bad
The news that EA has locked down the rights to Star Wars games has, understandably, been met with a fair amount of backlash. Electronic Arts is far from people’s most trusted and beloved publisher of video games, and fans are worried this will somehow be bad news for the future of Star Wars video games.
The Many Musical Tributes To Mass Effect
No doubt about it: the Mass Effect games had some great music. Over the run of the trilogy, a collection of composers and songwriters came together to create an iconic, unmistakable sonic identity. (Sometimes, they even hide their music in the game itself.) But just as remarkable as the music in the games has been the music created about the games.
The Most Defining Decisions You Have To Make In Mass Effect
Ever since the first game, Mass Effect has always been about shaping the story the way the player wants it. Through Shepard’s actions, players could create millions upon millions of iterations of the same universe. We decided to take a look back at the series — specifically, on some of the decisions our Shepards had to make on the way to becoming the galaxy’s most badass warrior. Caution: A huge amount of spoilers for all three games follow.
Reader Review — Mass Effect 3: Citadel
It’s been a while since we’ve had a Reader Review, but Aidan Dullard — an old Reader Review regular — has sent one in and I really enjoyed it! Mass Effect 3: Citadel is a pricey piece of DLC, but it’s arguably the most important content BioWare has created since the release of the controversial Mass Effect 3. In this review, Aidan looks into whether it’s worth putting down the cash or something fans might consider skipping.
