Interstellar travel in the Milky Way was accelerated by the discovery of Mass Relays, a network of gargantuan alien devices capable of hurtling vessels across the vast distances of space. The original Mass Effect trilogy was focused on the adventures of Commander Shepard, a human who becomes pivotal in shaping the fate of the Milky Way. RELATED: Mass Effect: Which Class Is Right for Beginners? This has huge ramifications for what the new entry will focus on, and the trailer may have also hinted at how they are connected as well. The trailer's opening shot shows two galaxies, our Milky Way and the (relatively) nearby Andromeda galaxy. Plans for a direct sequel to Andromeda fizzled out, but the trailer for this new Mass Effect showcased during 2020's Game Awards broadcast deliberately hinted that it will be connected to both the original trilogy and Andromeda.įans have been breaking down the Mass Effect teaser on social media and have received confirmation from BioWare devs that their suspicions are correct. The fate of the franchise’s future has long been under speculation since the lukewarm and underwhelming reception of Mass Effect: Andromeda, a spin-off intended to launch a new era for the series. As of writing this, it is still visible via Trump's tweet.Now that Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, a collected remaster of the first three entries in the epic sci-fi RPG series, has finally landed, all eyes are turning to the next brand new Mass Effectentry. The video in question has already been removed from YouTube. "WOW, Got Retweeted By Donald Trump, Thanks! Lets Make America Great Again!" he boasted. It's hard to tell if the video is sincere or not, but based on the Twitter account of its creator, immigrant4trump, it seems like it's an earnest promotion. He then followed it with: "I love the idea that Trump may think he's the Illusive Man, who is verifiably the bad guy in the game." Naturally, the video was met with a flurry of criticism, including from Mass Effect 3 gameplay designer Manveer Heir, who tweeted: "TFW Donald Trump retweets campaign propaganda that uses music and voiceover from a game you worked on #gross." "We do not support our assets being used in political campaigns," the video game publisher told GameInformer after Trump retweeted the video in question.īy all accounts the promo was not an official ad paid for by Trump, but the presidential candidate still retweeted it from his official account. ORIGINAL STORY 9.06pm 4th April 2016: EA has responded to Donald Trump after he used copyrighted audio from Mass Effect 2's trailer in a campaign ad. UPDATE 11.16pm 4th April 2016: As predicted, the ad in question has now been removed from Donald Trump's Twitter account due to a copyright strike.
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