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Mass Effect is one of the most highly regarded series in video game history, and with the conclusion making its debut just last week, the internet has been exploding with reactions on the widely anticipated finale.
However, the best way to play ME3 is the RPG mode. In this mode there are a lot of things you need to take care of such as how you will level up your characters, what armor you will wear and what decisions you will make. This mode as the name implies is the closest that ME3 comes to being a full blown RPG style game. There is also some other additions such as the weight factor. As you carry more weaponry, your weight increases, which can lead to energy recharging at a slower rate, for example. Unlike other games where they slow you down to a crawl if you are over encumbered, ME3 just gives other penalties. This is an interesting change to the series as well. BioWare has also placed weaponry upgrades into the game that you can find throughout the world or craft on the Normandy which allows you to customize your squad even further.
But all that in mind, this is still the one of the only games to lose many weeks on many playthroughs. I gotta be honest, with my experience in Warcraft, this will be a most interesting series of playthroughs, and should be a solid guide.
As Mass Effect 2 begins we take the role of John Shepard, commander of the Normandy in the year 2183. During this initial sequence the ship is attacked and takes heavy damage, forcing most of the crew to evacuate.
Mit Mass Effect 2 präsentiert BioWare den zweiten Teil des Weltraumepos' Mass Effect. Neben einer Fortsetzung der Geschichte erwartet die Spieler auch eine Verschiebung der Genre-Ausrichtung. ComputerBase klärt, ob die großen Fußstapfen des Vorgängers vor diesem Hintergrund gebührend gefüllt werden können.
BioWare hat mit Mass Effect 2 wohl den ersten richtigen Kracher des Jahres veröffentlicht. Wir haben den Mix aus Rollenspiel und Shooter gespielt und berichten.
The Marvel vs. Capcom series is widely lauded as one of, if not the best fighting game series around, and it's not hard to see why. Offering familiar characters from some of the most famous Marvel comics as well as the most intense and over the top fighting action in the gaming world today, it has defined itself as a niche product in what many already consider a niche genre. So when Capcom decided that it was time for the third iteration, we were interested, especially after the smash hit Street Fighter IV. And it looks like it has been worth the decade or so wait since the last game with Marvel vs. Capcom 3 offering intense fighting action, whilst offering some new options for novice gamers.
When the original Majesty was released at the turn of the century I spent months of my life trying to complete some of the more difficult missions. It was fiendishly addictive yet also surprisingly difficult. Developer 1C Company have released the follow up entitled ‘Majesty 2’ which is set to update some of the gameplay elements as well as introduce a flashy new 3D graphics engine.
I battle it out in the digital version of the ever popular card game from Wizards of the Coast.
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