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[Mikeypage]

 There's been quite a large amount of interest in these forums discussing the items for sale in the Bioware store, so I thought it would be a good idea to create a thread compiling suggestions for other Mass Effect related products.

Firstly, one idea that keeps resurfacing is the Mass Effect plushies idea - this seems to have a large amount of popularity. Possibly with voice boxes?

I personally feel Bioware would make a killing if they were to sell clothing from the actual game - Shepard's Cerberus shirt, or Joker's hat for example, or, possibly the most obvious, the model ships you can purchase in game. These to me seem like no brainers.

Please do contribute to this thread - more ideas the better!

[Thargorichiban]

Realistic-looking wearable N7 armor. Like Conrad told us, it is expensive, but worth the cost! Many a Mass effect fan would buy them even if it did mean risking bankruptcy and living in their car for awhile...

[finnithe]

An Asari Stripper action figure/plushie is probably the worst idea ever.



And also a Freudian Slip.

[javierabegazo]

I would LOVE any Mass Effect plushies Tali or Thane, perhaps Grunt are first on my list

[Righteousham]

I can see the Normandy on my desk, atop a black pedestal gracefully posed as if arching throw a turn. I shall go and clear a spot now.

[Varenus Luckmann]

javierabegazo wrote...
I would LOVE any Mass Effect plushies Tali or Thane, perhaps Grunt are first on my list

Oh, I love that idea. I'd kill for a Tali plushie. ^^

[Dethateer]

I second the plushie idea.

[Trylane]

BioWare builds a Mako-like vehicle. Three people that comment in this thread are randomly selected to drive that vehicle up Mount Columbia (in Alberta) at highest possible speed. Whoever survives receives a Cerberus Network code. 
Everyone who attends that spectacle receives a special code for an armor whose helmet cannot be removed. 

[Righteousham]

Trylane wrote...

BioWare builds a Mako-like vehicle. Three people that comment in this thread are randomly selected to drive that vehicle up Mount Columbia (in Alberta) at highest possible speed. Whoever survives receives a Cerberus Network code. 
Everyone who attends that spectacle receives a special code for an armor whose helmet cannot be removed. 

I would gladly take on that challenge as I mastered the Mako driving segments from ME1. I really liked that tank, and miss it terribly. I already have a Cerberus Network code so I guess I could give it to you when I eventually win.