I’m a dork who likes to talk about Gaming, Movies, Marvel, DC, Star Wars, Theme Parks & occasionally other things.
Orlando, FL
Joined August 2009
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Updating my favorite games list for 2023. Not too much has changed but why not lol – at Orlando, FL
I’m going to follow this trend too. Here’s my top 50 games of all-time.
There’s a lot classics I still need to play, so this is subject to change.
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Sometimes I think about how we haven’t had a game series as ambitious as the original Mass Effect trilogy was on a single console generation, and how we’ll never, ever have that again.
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Imagine releasing a trilogy of RPGs in a single console generation that contained over 100 hours of gameplay each AND carried over saves between them, remembering your choices. They were on another level.
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For those amongst us who were there, this menu and its music will illicit so much emotion.
We didn't know it at the time, but we were about to embark on one of the best gaming trilogies of all time.
#MassEffect
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it's a real shame. so much of what people love about AAA games is inspired by Bioware. back when the trilogy was dropping, i used to call Mass Effect the "gamer's lord of the rings trilogy." this is hard to process.
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Shepard is dead, Kaidan is dead, Liara is dead, Joker is dead, Tali is dead, Wrex is dead, they are all dead
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#MassEffectIsAlive
#MassEffect #Bioware
I will continue to draw, just as I always have
But, anyway, it's sad
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In honor of Bioware, I wanted to post my favorite Mass Effect trailer.
It still is & will always be absolute cinema.
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Mass Effect 2 was the first RPG I ever cared about and it opened my eyes to so many experiences I would have likely ignored without it.
BioWare, regardless of their missteps, earned their place in history with some absolutely seminal works of art. Not surprised, but still sad.
