Soldato
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If Garrus, Tali and most importantly, Liara don't have starring roles in No. 3, I'm out. Then again I'm not pre-ordering after the recent EA statement.
Back on topic. I consider the ME games to be some of the best produced games I've ever played with excellent atmosphere and wonderful characters. Unfortunately the main story is over very quickly in both games, if you cut through the chaff and focus on the plot. Once you scrape below the surface they become quite shallow and lack the depth/complexity that I crave. This is sadly a legacy of its console roots, though of course without the XBox Mass Effect would never have been made in the first place. I can't help feeling though that a version made ground up for the PC would have all the NPC's fighting alongside you, which would have been epic.
Before I get flamed by the console crowd, I completed both games on the 360 first and great fun they were too. However the Mako was far easier to control on the PC, and the mini games were better too.
Back on topic. I consider the ME games to be some of the best produced games I've ever played with excellent atmosphere and wonderful characters. Unfortunately the main story is over very quickly in both games, if you cut through the chaff and focus on the plot. Once you scrape below the surface they become quite shallow and lack the depth/complexity that I crave. This is sadly a legacy of its console roots, though of course without the XBox Mass Effect would never have been made in the first place. I can't help feeling though that a version made ground up for the PC would have all the NPC's fighting alongside you, which would have been epic.

Before I get flamed by the console crowd, I completed both games on the 360 first and great fun they were too. However the Mako was far easier to control on the PC, and the mini games were better too.
