Abstract: Mass Effect 2 is like the second child of the BioWare family. Two years ago they released the first Mass Effect and everyone was fairly impressed by it. BioWare was experimenting with this shooter-RPG hybrid, and incorporating it with the sci-fi and d...
Abstract: Like the old saying goes: "In space, no good deed goes unpunished." Or maybe I'm mixing my aphorisms. Still, you'd be hard-pressed to come up with a more compact summation of Mass Effect 2's overriding ethos. See, when last I teamed up with Commander Y...
Games like Mass Effect 2 don't come around often enough. Look at any aspect and you can be sure it's great. It's incredibly personal while still retaining a sense of epic sweeping scale. The combat and mission design are outstanding. The visua...
Abstract: Mass Effect 2 is a better game than the original Mass Effect. Plain and simple. The combat is better, the side missions are much better, and this is arguably the most polished and relatively bug-free game that BioWare has ever produced. Little nitpicks...
Abstract: Mass Effect 2 is everything what people have wanted for the past two-and-a-half years and more. If Mass Effect 2 is truly the equivalent of The Empire Strikes Back, let’s hope Mass Effect 3 doesn’t translate into Return of the Jedi.
Abstract: Mass Effect 2 may be yet another title published by EA but don’t let that put you off.Designed, coded, drawn and promoted by BioWare, Mass Effect 2 is, obviously, a follow-up to the popular sci-fi single-player PRG Mass Effect, but it’s had a deva...
Abstract: A sequel was inevitable and those guys from BioWare have refined their original game, streamlining certain gaming elements that caused some issues with Mass Effect 1. Even so, Mass Effect revolutionised the world of science fiction RPG's and if you hav...
