Mass Effect books and comics...

Discussion in 'Science Fiction & Fantasy' started by Yevetha, Dec 20, 2011.

  1. Skywalker

    Skywalker Admiral Admiral

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    Not that I know of, but I'm sure he will be.

    I actually ended up liking Vega, too, which surprised me. I was skeptical about him because he was this new guy butting into the story at the last minute, and I was worried that he'd take away time from other squadmates. But he was actually surprisingly fun. I only used him on a few missions this time, but I do plan on using him more on one of my playthroughs, eventually.
     
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  2. stonester1

    stonester1 Rear Admiral Rear Admiral

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    I got that reaction out of Vega, too, and also was surprised.
     
  3. clint g

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    I'm just hoping it turns out better than EA's other attempts at animating their games. The Dead Space and Dante's Inferno films weren't that great.
     
  4. Yevetha

    Yevetha Commodore

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    why not?
     
  5. Yevetha

    Yevetha Commodore

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    Had they fixed the issues with the Dietz book?
     
  6. Yevetha

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    More comics:
    http://www.darkhorse.com/Comics/20-458/Mass-Effect-Homeworlds-1-Anthony-Palumbo-cover
    Mass Effect 3 lead writer Mac Walters kicks off a new series of single-issue stories featuring heroes and adventures essential to the story of BioWare's latest blockbuster!
    Each issue will star one of the main characters of Mass Effect 3 in a story written by the BioWare writer who wrote that character in the game—beginning with a Mac Walters-penned tale of brash young gun James Vega!
     
  7. Yevetha

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    First Homeworld comic was not bad but it could had been better and more action-packed.