ME2 had a Day 1 DLC too. It was Zaeed.Point wrote:Day 1 DLC?
Should just include it in the game...
Lu❣s Suarez wrote:Also, how does pre-ordering work? If I can't pre-order it because they are out of stock, can I still 'pre-order' it after the game comes out and still get the extra bonuses I want?
I am asking this because I always bought the game at stores and never really bought anything online in my life...
But you get stuff like alternative appearances and stuff which is cool.
El_indian wrote:OK so I downloaded and played the demo yesterday, prior to playing I had no idea what this game was like. Having played it I have to say I don't know why it is rated so highly...
Basically I was running along a predetermined path following some dude, shooting some bad guys and reaching the objectives, I thought it was supposed to be an open-world RPG game?
The combat reminds me of Uncharted - run, take cover, shoot about 20 aliens and then move on...I imagine it could become a bit repetitive.
The menu's were also a bit confusing and complicated, maybe I should start from the 1st game.
The voice acting also seemed pretty bad and cheesy, there were also frame-rate issues on the ps3.
So does the demo fully represent this game? Should I play it from the 1st game?
The demo is quite boring in terms of gameplay yeah, the full game is much more open than that, you can go practically anywhere in the galaxy and explore loads and loads of stuff.UK retailer GAME has announced that it will not be stocking Mass Effect 3, one of the biggest games of the year. This news follows previous announcements that the chain wouldn't be stocking The Last Story, and until recently had no plans to sell Ubisoft's PS Vita launch lineup.
According to an alleged internal memo, leaked to Eurogamer, GAME blames unfavorable credit terms. The implication seems to be that GAME was not offered a good deal in exchange for selling the game, so it made a "very difficult decision."
While it's certainly believable that EA would offer a retailer a bum deal, this is still reflecting very poorly on the UK's most powerful videogame retailer. Not stocking high profile titles is becoming a "thing" for the company, and I'd say that GAME not stocking Mass Effect 3 is like a movie theater being unable to show The Hobbit. It's embarrassing.
Many pundits have confidently declared that GAME will not die because of these recent shenanigans, and that may be true -- but you can't convince me that it's not in some real hot water at the moment. A game store that can't sell games is a game store that's in a pretty bad position.
Moose wrote:Should I order this for £33 still even though I still need to complete the first 2, or would it drop down in price by the time I complete it?
ME1 is kind of a waste of time, you could edit your save to make your decisions from ME1 and import it into a new save game on ME2.Point wrote:You should really play the 1st 2 if you're on Xbox, or just the 2nd and watch the interactive back story on PS3.
Be mental to dive right into ME3 without knowing any of the back story. Would ruin half the experience.
