Does anyone know if the price of this game will be the current 360 price or will it be full price? I'm prett pumped for this game it looks good, anyone else looking forward to it?
Full price, it's the full game plus all of the DLC and the interactive comic to sum up the events of the first Mass Effect.Flame_Blade88
Interactive comic? I have ME for PC so will I be able to make decisions in this interactive comic to alter the gameplay in ME2 (PS3) just like in the 360 version and PC version?
Full price, it's the full game plus all of the DLC and the interactive comic to sum up the events of the first Mass Effect.Flame_Blade88
^Yup this. Really when you think about it it's a good deal because like this person said, it includes all the DLC that was released for the game. Which from what I've heard adds 20+ hours of gameplay onto it.
[QUOTE="Flame_Blade88"]Full price, it's the full game plus all of the DLC and the interactive comic to sum up the events of the first Mass Effect.Mister__Awesome
Interactive comic? I have ME for PC so will I be able to make decisions in this interactive comic to alter the gameplay in ME2 (PS3) just like in the 360 version and PC version? Bioware "is not discussing" that part yet. So, yeah it will :P
$59.99, but it includes 6 hours worth of story based DLC ($30-45 value) as well as the interactive comic that will act as Mass Effect 1 (a playable comic wherein you will have dialogue trees, think Dead Space Ignition only minus the terrible minigames...) The PC/360 version is on retail for around $15 but without the DLC and the supposed updates and extra DLC (Costumes, weapons, etc.) as well as the interactive comic that will explain the events from Mass Effect 1 and carry you into Mass Effect 2 I owned Mass Effect 1 and bought Mass Effect 2 for the 360 (and will buy it again on the PS3 for the DLC) but if you have not played ME1, do not listen to the people saying not to buy it on the PS3 just because ME1 can't be ported to the PS3. ME1 was a great game but its technical flaws can't be ignored (if you're playing it on the 360), the Mako and wonky Unreal Engine cause an otherwise excellent game to be just great. Having played through ME2 I can say it outshines it in every possible way and I'm sure the interactive comic will fill in any details that you may need to understand some of the relevance of certain characters and actions.
$59.99, but it includes 6 hours worth of story based DLC ($30-45 value) as well as the interactive comic that will act as Mass Effect 1 (a playable comic wherein you will have dialogue trees, think Dead Space Ignition only minus the terrible minigames...) The PC/360 version is on retail for around $15 but without the DLC and the supposed updates and extra DLC (Costumes, weapons, etc.) as well as the interactive comic that will explain the events from Mass Effect 1 and carry you into Mass Effect 2 I owned Mass Effect 1 and bought Mass Effect 2 for the 360 (and will buy it again on the PS3 for the DLC) but if you have not played ME1, do not listen to the people saying not to buy it on the PS3 just because ME1 can't be ported to the PS3. ME1 was a great game but its technical flaws can't be ignored (if you're playing it on the 360), the Mako and wonky Unreal Engine cause an otherwise excellent game to be just great. Having played through ME2 I can say it outshines it in every possible way and I'm sure the interactive comic will fill in any details that you may need to understand some of the relevance of certain characters and actions.KevinPlanet
I have the 360 version, I bought a 360 just for ME games, and will buy he ps3 one but later one once its a little cheaper, the game comes with nice free content.
[QUOTE="Flame_Blade88"]Full price, it's the full game plus all of the DLC and the interactive comic to sum up the events of the first Mass Effect.Mister__Awesome
Interactive comic? I have ME for PC so will I be able to make decisions in this interactive comic to alter the gameplay in ME2 (PS3) just like in the 360 version and PC version? In the interactive comic, you will make decisions that affect the story in ME2. It's essentially a save game generator, you don't 'play' the comic.
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