Oh wait no i wasn't he isn't even in the game. alot of people are not in the PS3's version of the game. This is the man problem with the Interactive comic you guys forgot to add the rest of the people from ME1. Why doesn't Bioware just make ME1 downloadable from the PSN store for 20$?
So i was talking with Conrad Verner...
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Posté 20 mai 2011 - 12:58
warfy
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**The reason we'll never see ME1 on PS3 is because MS owns the publishing rights to the first game. The first game was published under them before EA picked up Bioware, who later published the PC version. I think one of the reasons NGS2 was able to be made, despite MS being a co-publisher for NG2, is because the NG games on PS3 had their own engine and weren't using the same code. ME is built on the Unreal Engine so...you kind of see where that goes.**
**Casey Hudson: I think a way to think about it is if you made decisions early on, you’ll see them
affecting this. And the decisions you might want to make that go against those prior things are gonna be harder. Killing the Rachni might present opportunities in Mass Effect 3 that you wouldn’t otherwise
have, but if you don’t take those opportunities and you try and do something in opposition to that, then it would be harder for you than if you work with it. Similarly with the decisions at the end of Mass Effect 2, for whether you saved the base or destroyed it.
And so all the different things that you do, if you do a little side quest, or you go off and do a major plot, these things contribute to the war effort. If you just rip straight down the critical path and try and finish the game as soon as you can, and do very little optional or side stuff, then you can finish the game. You can have some kind of ending and victory, but it’ll be a lot more brutal and minimal relative to if you do a lot of stuff. If you really
build a lot of stuff and bring people to your side and rally the entire galaxy around you, and you come into the end game with that, then you’ll get an amazing, very definitive ending.**
So the PS3 players won't get the 100% out of the game no mather what at this point. The sidequest recap DLC would be a nice addition.
**Casey Hudson: I think a way to think about it is if you made decisions early on, you’ll see them
affecting this. And the decisions you might want to make that go against those prior things are gonna be harder. Killing the Rachni might present opportunities in Mass Effect 3 that you wouldn’t otherwise
have, but if you don’t take those opportunities and you try and do something in opposition to that, then it would be harder for you than if you work with it. Similarly with the decisions at the end of Mass Effect 2, for whether you saved the base or destroyed it.
And so all the different things that you do, if you do a little side quest, or you go off and do a major plot, these things contribute to the war effort. If you just rip straight down the critical path and try and finish the game as soon as you can, and do very little optional or side stuff, then you can finish the game. You can have some kind of ending and victory, but it’ll be a lot more brutal and minimal relative to if you do a lot of stuff. If you really
build a lot of stuff and bring people to your side and rally the entire galaxy around you, and you come into the end game with that, then you’ll get an amazing, very definitive ending.**
So the PS3 players won't get the 100% out of the game no mather what at this point. The sidequest recap DLC would be a nice addition.
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Posté 25 mai 2011 - 05:35
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The PS3 version of ME2 is EXACTLY the same as the Xbox version IF you play a default game (NO ME1 import). BW/EA made ME2 "stand-a-lone" or "stand-a-LAME" game. Mass Effect originated as a Trilogy, ie ME1 > ME2 > ME3, but the marketing (greedy) geniuses kinna messed it up. Read the last paragraph above. Mass Effect (1, 2 & 3) are Shepard's Story, the next trilogy will be a different story and Xbox, PC & PS3 will get the whole story not just the middle or end.
