BioWare Celebrates N7 Day with 10 Years of Mass Effect Video - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 08 November 2017 / 1,996 Views
Yesterday was N7 Day, a day that celebrates the video game series Mass Effect and this year marks the 10 year anniversary. To celebrate this BioWare has released a special video that can be viewed below:
"On November 20, 2017, it will be a decade since the Mass Effect journey began," reads a message from the developer on the video. "To celebrate N7, we're looking back at the inception of Mass Effect, its legacy, and how it all came together. Relationships were forged, uncharted worlds were explored, and galaxy-altering decisions were made. It’s been one hell of a ride.
"A special thank you to GamerMD, Brittney Brombacher, Crystal Graziano, Eric Anderson, Destin Legarie, and all of you who came along for the journey."
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Here's an idea: give me Mass Effect Trilogy Remastered!
the first game needs a remake, not just remaster. would be nice if they redo them all on andromeda's engine.
Well if they really wanted to thank the fans they would of gone through with their DLC plans for Mass Effect Andromeda so fans at least would of had a chance to see the story fully completed and the loose ends dealt with.
I always got the feeling that the full plans weren't just DLC but another another game or trilogy. Either way, it's a shame that it looks like it's been canned.
Sad to see Mass Effect canned. I was one of the few people who enjoyed Andromeda, and I was holding out for some SP DLC. Oh well...
10 years ago this legend started
10 years later this legend died
Would have been a great opportunity to release a complete remastered trilogy...
