Abstract: The original Mass Effect was a flawed masterpiece. It successfully blended space-age action with role-playing and an involving plot, although some aspects of the game worked better than others.Occasional technical glitches sometimes spoiled the game’s ...
Abstract: Published February 21st 2010. Written by Sean Bell. You know a videogame’s got to be pretty good when the mere thought of reviewing it actually scares you a little bit. Generally speaking, enthusing about a game you love is the easiest job in the world...
Abstract: The first Mass Effect game was great and flawed in equal measure. The clever conversation system found a fantastic middle ground between the fluid exchanges of cutscenes and the stilted yet interactive nature of more traditional branching dialogue tree...
You won't be getting much sleep, some long loading times
RPG purists might snort at the more action-friendly bias, but anyone with sense will realise that this is a magnificent effort that sees Bioware back at its best...
Mass Effect 2 displays some inconsequential flaws during its third act, granted, but in all other ways what we have here is a piece of entertainment that penetrates the line between gaming and cinema like no other, while simultaneously representing the...
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Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: For Mass Effect 2, BioWare set out to create a sequel that surpassed the original in every way; they succeeded on all counts. Mass Effect 2 features more engaging combat, tighter visuals, better mission structure, an even more robust, character-driven sto...
Mass Effect 2 starts with a bang but hits several bumps along the way. All of the problems from the first game are gone, but they seem to have taken a lot of the RPG elements with them. The story feels more straightforward this time around, too. Though...
Mass Effect 2 is brilliant in every way. This is a game you should start playing only if you can afford to give up your life for a few weeks, have a comfortable playing seat (for the long hours) and can have food bought to your desk without complaints...
Abstract: Mass Effect 2 is out, and is accompanied by a new trend in EA video games: Free DLC for those who buy the game brand new. Is dishing out 60 dollars worth the 15 dollar DLC? Is the game worth a rental or even a used copy purchase? Hit the jump to find ...
