The Mass Effect Trilogy is a special boxed set containing the games Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2, and Mass Effect 3. To me, the "interactive" part of the novel is only successful if players end up making the same choices they would have if they played the game. For the 2021 remaster of Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2, and Mass Effect 3, see Mass Effect Legendary Edition. It bothered me that my decisions would have been totally different if I only had the graphic novel to base them on, compared to playing the game. Here are the basic facts you need to know about the PS3 version, regardless of whether you own a 360: -The events of the first game are presented in a brief graphic novel-style recap where you set.
But the way the comic presents the choice, it seems like a betrayal to pick Liara over Ashley because all you really know is that Ashley has been with the squad longer and has been loyal to Shepard, whereas Liara just seems like a sexy, exotic newcomer enticing Shepard away. For example, I picked Liara as my love interest in ME1 because Ashley was a racist asshole once you got to know her (not to mention Kaiden was as boring as a sack of rocks).
The succinctness of the recap causes a more specific problem too – because only the basic plot is presented, it's impossible to make truly informed decisions. These emulators are applications that simulate the PS3 hardware, allowing you to play classic games like Mass Effect 2 on your computer or Android or iOS mobile. What you don’t get is a feel for the actual universe of Mass Effect, especially in terms of the personality of the characters, getting to know the various alien races and so on. It does an excellent job of hitting the major plot points concisely – it's as if the Wikipedia plot summary was given a voiceover and set to pretty comic book-style art. Despite the quality of the presentation, even the best of graphic novels could never do justice to the experience of Mass Effect 1, especially given how short the recap is.
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