Lots of PS3 owners would love it.
I would personally love a LittleBigPlanet costume DLC too
N7 Day seems like the good day to ask
To Bioware heads: Would you allow Shepard as a DLC character for Playstation All Star BattleRoyal?
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TrveOmegaSlayer
, Nov 07 2012 03:46 PM
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Posted 07 November 2012 - 03:46 PM
TrveOmegaSlayer
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What the title asks
Lots of PS3 owners would love it.
I would personally love a LittleBigPlanet costume DLC too
N7 Day seems like the good day to ask
Lots of PS3 owners would love it.
I would personally love a LittleBigPlanet costume DLC too
N7 Day seems like the good day to ask
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Posted 07 November 2012 - 03:59 PM
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I'd personally like some Mass Effect avatars or theme first.
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Posted 07 November 2012 - 06:35 PM
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viggorrah wrote...
I'd personally like some Mass Effect avatars or theme first.
^This.
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Posted 10 November 2012 - 11:49 PM
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Totally disagree for some fairly obvious reasons:
1) There is no canon class, gear, appearance, or sex for Shepard, regardless of what the promotional materials suggest. There is no canon Shepard. Sheploo soldier is boring.
2) Mass Effect is as far from a PS3-specific title as it can be, while still being technically a PS3 game. Sony is using characters from their own stable for All-Stars, as is tradition with crossover fighters.
3) Mass effect likes to stay within its own setting, and though the games themelves can be pretty funny at times, the whimsy of a crossover novelty game sort of violates that. Sort of completely.
1) There is no canon class, gear, appearance, or sex for Shepard, regardless of what the promotional materials suggest. There is no canon Shepard. Sheploo soldier is boring.
2) Mass Effect is as far from a PS3-specific title as it can be, while still being technically a PS3 game. Sony is using characters from their own stable for All-Stars, as is tradition with crossover fighters.
3) Mass effect likes to stay within its own setting, and though the games themelves can be pretty funny at times, the whimsy of a crossover novelty game sort of violates that. Sort of completely.
