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Nah... I don't agree that's the point it went downhill. Everything before the last 15 minutes was great. The scene where is one of my favorite scenes ever. And everything up to that felt intense and great, except a few weird implications here and there The ending (last 15 minutes) was just too...

Definitely worth playing. If you haven't played the first game, it will likely be slightly tougher to get a "good" ending. But it's one hell of a ride. And well, even the best ending is... underwhelming compared to the rest of the game. Don't know which DLC you played for ME2, but make sure you...

And new Andromeda Initiative briefing;

New trailer is available;

Apparently we're getting some new info tomorrow. It's gonna be a cinematic trailer.

I don't know all the details, but from what I know, you can send squad mates to complete the MP tasks for you, rather than playing them yourself if you have no interest in MP. I guess it gives additional use to the squad mates you don't normally use during combat.

Remember that EA Access (or Origin Access on PC) is the subscription based service of $5 a month, or $30 a year. So not everyone on PC/XBO will be able to play the trial. There is still a multiplayer beta coming though. That one will not be available on PC, but only on PS4 and Xbox One. You...

EA Access for ME:A starts on March 16th for all members, 10 hours of trial gameplay. Since PS4 has no EA Access, there will be no trial on the PS4.

I guess it doesn't make a difference whether you play Andromeda first or the trilogy first. I guess the worst thing would be going back to the clunky combat of ME1. Main important thing if you play the trilogy is, start with ME1 and play it in order. And I know it costs, but get all DLC that...

New Andromeda Briefing is available; https://www.masseffect.com/andromeda-initiative/training-hub/tempest-and-nomad

Although too flimsy for Platinum, the N7 Fury is my favorite class. Then again, I'm an Adept master.

The following information has been added to the first post; Backstory -Around 2185, at the height of galactic progress, unaware of the impending Reaper invasion (though after Sovereign), several species band together for the "Andromeda Initiative" -4 Arks, each carrying a different race, are...

For the ones even mildly interested in trying Mass Effect, I'll just put it like IGN did in one of their reviews; The Mass Effect trilogy should be experienced by every self-respecting gamer, regardless of genre or platform preferences, it's just that good. And if you start with Mass Effect 1...

I remember BioWare mentioning that they weren't really sure if people were going to like the alien romance thing. So for the first game they kept it basic, humans, and the species that can literally mate with all other species. People gave feedback that they wouldn't mind, so they pursued it in...

Mass Effect has a very vocal minority. All you hear about is Femshep, Tali, hatred for Liara, hatred for Vega, ME3 being the worst game and ME2 being the best one. The numbers tell a different story.

A good breakdown of the trailer; Well... I guess they want to tackle the fact that pretty much everyone only played soldier, and the rest of the classes were left in the dust;

New gameplay video; Most notable aspect; You can change your class at any time, likely at a certain cost.

Switch Specs revealed: CPU: Four ARM Cortex A57 cores, max 2GHz GPU: 256 CUDA cores, maximum 1GHz Architecture: Nvidia second generation Maxwell Texture: 16 pixels/cycle Fill: 14.4 pixels/cycle Memory: 4GB Memory Bandwidth: 25.6GB/s VRAM: shared System memory: 32GB, max transfer rate: 400MB/s...

They're purposefully not saying much. They want to avoid false promises, don't want to say something that doesn't make the cut or needed to be changed, they don't want to spoil the game like they did ME2 and so on. If you want to spare half an hour;