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[Jakeul200493]

 The binary codes all point towards Mass Effect 3.

• The guy is holding an Incisor Sniper Rifle
• The one code comes out as 55.845. The relative atomic MASS of iron is 55.845 amu.
• -128.5°F, the lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth at Vostok in Antarctica. Now, in physics, when a scientific phenomenon is observed (like a lowest temperature, or just a temperature in general) it is called an EFFECT.
• Also, one of the planets in Mass Effect 2 is famous for its IRON canyons, and its temperature is -128.5°F.

All of these factors cannot be mere coincidence. I think that Mass Effect 3 is being announced at the VGAs. 

 

[da 2pacalypse]

that's quite a bit of research lol

[SpectreSeven]

OMG!

[halogod1986]

My goodness! How did you even come up with all of this? SpectreM4, you're either a genius, or excellent at repeating research without citing your sources

[Jakeul200493]

The sad thing is the atomic mass of iron bit isn't research because I need to know it for Chemistry, and the lowest temperature is just something that's been floating around in my head for a few years now :') I'm such a saddo

[the3rdbiscuit]

There's an assortment of speculation in the latter pages of this thread, inlcuding the binary info.

[Jakeul200493]

And @halogod, tbh someone translated the binary numbers on either here or facebook (can't remember!) and they're just the first explanations for the numbers that popped into my head :') How sad is that?! :') And I recognise the Incisor because its a good gun And someone else told me the last one But my sources will remain anonymous

[COGlory]

Excellent compilation!

[Da_Lion_Man]

Still don't believe it's Mass Effect 3, despite your research.

[Jakeul200493]

@Da_Lion_Man- the evidence is so obvious! The rifle pic and the binary could be two completely unrelated games, they did say there was to be two announcements.



Don't go all Turian Councillor on me and deny it even though the evidence is all there

[the3rdbiscuit]

The evidence points to the Mass Effect universe, not specifically to Mass Effect 3.

[GodWood]

With your 'evidence' it could just as easily be an ME spinoff.

[Da_Lion_Man]

SpectreM4 wrote...

@Da_Lion_Man- the evidence is so obvious! The rifle pic and the binary could be two completely unrelated games, they did say there was to be two announcements.

Don't go all Turian Councillor on me and deny it even though the evidence is all there

I'm not saying your evidence is crap, in fact I think it's quite solid. But for all we know Bioware could be trying to fool us for whatever reason.

I hate these kind of things, now we have to wait till December to find out what this means. Could be anything, DLC, Mass 3, a spin-off or maybe even a new IP.

[Jakeul200493]

even if it was a spinoff, I wouldn't complain :')

[Da_Lion_Man]

SpectreM4 wrote...

even if it was a spinoff, I wouldn't complain :')

I'd be a little pissed since a spin-off seems so pointless...

[Jakeul200493]

Da_Lion_Man wrote...

I hate these kind of things, now we have to wait till December to find out what this means.

I know :'( This is going to be bugging me until December now!!

[Rogue-Element]

the3rdbiscuit wrote...

The evidence points to the Mass Effect universe, not specifically to Mass Effect 3.

Good point, seeing as the guy in the image/trailer isn't shepard, then again could be anyting related. I am just glad it's Mass Effect

[padaE]

It's definitely something about Mass Effect. I don't know if it's going to be ME3 though.

[the3rdbiscuit]

As many sensible folk are saying, why would ME3 be teased and then announced before ME2 has even been released for PS3? This game will be a simultanious multi-format release based in the ME universe, in my opinion.

[Major Alenko]

Nice research, but I don't think it'll be ME3. I think its too early for it. Maybe a ME game unrelated to the trilogy?

[COGlory]

With an Incisor?

[Fiery Phoenix]

To share my post from another thread:

FieryPhoenix7 wrote...

To the best of my knowledge, stars more massive than the Sun turn protons and smaller nuclei to bigger ones by fusion. Iron-56 is the largest stable nucleus a star can form before it goes supernova (i.e. brutally explodes).

Make of this what you will.

You know, like BOOM!.

Modifié par FieryPhoenix7, 17 novembre 2010 - 05:42 .

[Jakeul200493]

FieryPhoenix7 wrote...

To share my post from another thread:

FieryPhoenix7 wrote...

To the best of my knowledge, stars more massive than the Sun turn protons and smaller nuclei to bigger ones by fusion. Iron-56 is the largest stable nucleus a star can form before it goes supernova (i.e. brutally explodes).

Make of this what you will.

You know, like BOOM!.

Does this mean that BioWare aren't actually announcing a video game, but a giant, Star Destroying Superweapon??  Because that would be awesome 

[Fiery Phoenix]

LOL!

[The Elite Elite]

I have to say, if this is just an announcement for ME3, that's pretty disappointing. We already know ME3 is coming, why make such a vague announcement for a game we all know is being made? No, I hope it's for something else. If it's a new IP, or a ME related spin-off, I don't know and would be fine either way.