StormbringerGT wrote...
The problem with this is look at sales figures for mass effect 1 and then mass effect 2. Mass effect 2 sold a lot more I'll try and dig up a link here for that. In business land anything that sells more equals better. If it sold less that would mean it was a step back if it sold more that means its a step forward. Its not so black and white as that however, but you get the idea. Any company feels this issue as the company itself grows and tries to be competitive in an ever increasing competitive market. That loyal fanbase just isn't big enough always and it has to expand its products to attract a larger fanbase and sustain its larger size.
I'm not taking side here, my opinion is my own, I enjoyed both Mass Effect 1 and Mass Effect 2 but for different reasons.
I was being somewhat tongue-in-cheek.
I loved mass effect 1. I loved mass effect 2 more, because although I thought the story took a (slight) step back, I thought the game as a whole was better.
I loved dragon age: origins. After playing the demo, I think I'll love the sequel more. To me, it felt like DAO, but streamlined. More fun. I enjoyed the combat, I like the changes to the skill trees, I like that it's full voiced, I like the inclusion of the dialogue wheel, and I like the interface (I was one of those who did not like the 'book' from the first game).
It was funny. My reaction to the DA2 demo felt almost exactly like the first time I played ME2. "This is like the same game, but...better! Oooh."
I hope it hits, because I really want a 3rd.