Mass Effect 360 or Mass Effect PC

Just get it on what you prefer to play on. ME is about the same on both versions apparently except for a redesigned menu system. Both have glitches, but they're not as bad as people make them out to be

Personally, I can't stand playing anything besides MMOs and RTSs on the pc so I'd say the 360

Just get it on what you prefer to play on. ME is about the same on both versions apparently except for a redesigned menu system. Both have glitches, but they're not as bad as people make them out to beFanofGames2

oh how wrong you are.

The only major different in the PC version is you have more control of your allies, able to control them each seperately.

[QUOTE="FanofGames2"]Just get it on what you prefer to play on. ME is about the same on both versions apparently except for a redesigned menu system. Both have glitches, but they're not as bad as people make them out to becobrax75

oh how wrong you are.

this is all that's mentioned on the review

"None of the changes are drastic overhauls, but they do have an appreciable effect on the gameplay. One of the biggest tweaks is to the combat system. In the 360 version, you have to temporarily pause the action to use any weapons or biotic/tech powers beyond the one you currently have equipped. On the PC, this pause is still available, but weapons and powers have been consolidated onto one screen, along with squad commands which you can now issue inidividually. Pressing the space bar will bring up a heads-up display where you can change weapons or powers and issue commands to your squad. Odds are you'll use this pause very rarely, because your weapons are mapped to the function keys and your biotic/tech powers can be assigned to the number keys. "

Ran ME on the PC (was a little upset at the lack of gamepad support). On my current specs, I ran ME maxed out with about 25-30 FPS. Don't let the haters fool you. The PC has slightly better graphic and less (but still there) pop up and texture pop in issues.

I prefer the 360 due to the controls other then that ...if you don't mind the mouse and keyboard then go with that...

Also, the Menu has been optomized for the PCs Mouse and Keyboard(thus the lack of a gamepad support)

[QUOTE="cobrax75"]

[QUOTE="FanofGames2"]Just get it on what you prefer to play on. ME is about the same on both versions apparently except for a redesigned menu system. Both have glitches, but they're not as bad as people make them out to beFanofGames2

oh how wrong you are.

this is all that's mentioned on the review

"None of the changes are drastic overhauls, but they do have an appreciable effect on the gameplay. One of the biggest tweaks is to the combat system. In the 360 version, you have to temporarily pause the action to use any weapons or biotic/tech powers beyond the one you currently have equipped. On the PC, this pause is still available, but weapons and powers have been consolidated onto one screen, along with squad commands which you can now issue inidividually. Pressing the space bar will bring up a heads-up display where you can change weapons or powers and issue commands to your squad. Odds are you'll use this pause very rarely, because your weapons are mapped to the function keys and your biotic/tech powers can be assigned to the number keys. "

maybe if thats the only thing you actually read:

"Many small issues have been addressed in the PC release, and the result is a more streamlined, more playable version of one of the best role-playing games in recent memory."

"Slightly more distracting are the frequent in-game load screens. Masked by long elevator rides on the 360, load times have actually decreased in length but increased in frequency for the PC version. Elevator rides are shorter,"

"A few other tweaks have positive effects on the game. The inventory system is much easier to manage with a mouse and keyboard, and long lists of items won't reset to the top every time you sell something near the bottom."

"The Mako vehicle sequences are easier to manage thanks to the implementation of dedicated forward and reverse buttons in place of the 360 version's viewpoint-dependent controls."

"A new hacking and decrypting minigame, in place of the old button-matching one, is both more interesting and more suited to the game"

"Keyboard hotkeys allow quick access to the map and squad upgrade screens"

"and the quicksave button is a great way to ensure you won't have to do too much backtracking"

"easy to recommend the PC version over the 360 version"

[QUOTE="FanofGames2"][QUOTE="cobrax75"]

[QUOTE="FanofGames2"]Just get it on what you prefer to play on. ME is about the same on both versions apparently except for a redesigned menu system. Both have glitches, but they're not as bad as people make them out to becobrax75

oh how wrong you are.

this is all that's mentioned on the review

"None of the changes are drastic overhauls, but they do have an appreciable effect on the gameplay. One of the biggest tweaks is to the combat system. In the 360 version, you have to temporarily pause the action to use any weapons or biotic/tech powers beyond the one you currently have equipped. On the PC, this pause is still available, but weapons and powers have been consolidated onto one screen, along with squad commands which you can now issue inidividually. Pressing the space bar will bring up a heads-up display where you can change weapons or powers and issue commands to your squad. Odds are you'll use this pause very rarely, because your weapons are mapped to the function keys and your biotic/tech powers can be assigned to the number keys. "

maybe if thats the only thing you actually read:

"Many small issues have been addressed in the PC release, and the result is a more streamlined, more playable version of one of the best role-playing games in recent memory."Addressed, yes. fixed, no.

"Slightly more distracting are the frequent in-game load screens. Masked by long elevator rides on the 360, load times have actually decreased in length but increased in frequency for the PC version. Elevator rides are shorter," Besides that no big differents

"A few other tweaks have positive effects on the game. The inventory system is much easier to manage with a mouse and keyboard, and long lists of items won't reset to the top every time you sell something near the bottom." Mouse/Keybaord vs. Gamepad

"The Mako vehicle sequences are easier to manage thanks to the implementation of dedicated forward and reverse buttons in place of the 360 version's viewpoint-dependent controls." The Mako sucks periode!

"A new hacking and decrypting minigame, in place of the old button-matching one, is both more interesting and more suited to the game" Was a anouance if you ask me.

"Keyboard hotkeys allow quick access to the map and squad upgrade screens"PC+

"and the quicksave button is a great way to ensure you won't have to do too much backtracking"PC+

"easy to recommend the PC version over the 360 version" Uhmm.....

If you have a good PC (very good) and Drm dont bother you, PC.

If you prefer Xbox, then the Xbox.

Not hard really.

the console version isnaruto7777

Yeah you just go ahead and disregard the entire first page.

PC now obviously.

Either way you need a 360 or Windows to play this game. So ur supporting MS.