Mass Effect Trilogy

BioWare Delivers the Ultimate Value This Holiday Season With the Mass Effect Trilogy Compilation

Get all Three Critically-Acclaimed Mass Effect Games for One Low Price this Holiday and Join BioWare in Celebrating Commander Shepard on November 7th for “N7 Day”

Winner of over 300 awards. Recipient of over 200 perfect scores. A universe that has expanded beyond games to comics, novels, apparel, collectibles, action figures and more. The Mass Effect franchise has become one of the most heralded series in video game history. BioWare, a division of Electronic Arts, today unveiled the Mass Effect Trilogy, a compilation of all three award-winning Mass Effect games in one box. Available in stores beginning November 6, 2012 for only $59.99, the Mass Effect Trilogy is the perfect holiday gift for longtime fans or friends who have yet to experience Commander Shepard’s epic journey to save the galaxy.

Coinciding with the launch of Mass Effect Trilogy, BioWare will kick off the first annual “N7 Day,” a worldwide celebration of the Mass Effect franchise on November 7, 2012. Stay tuned to http://MassEffect.com for updates and announcements for a variety of in-game, online and live events which fans can congregate and fly their N7 colors.

The Mass Effect trilogy follows the rise of Commander Shepard from Alliance Marine to becoming the galaxy’s most elite soldier – the only soldier who can lead an all-out galactic war against an ancient alien race known as the Reapers. Heart-pounding action meets gripping interactive storytelling as players decide how their unique story unfolds over all three games. With a team of loyal soldiers at their side, each player decides how they will save the galaxy, from the weapons and abilities they utilize to the relationships they forge or break.

The Mass Effect Trilogy will be available on the Xbox 360 videogame and entertainment system and PC on November 6, and will be available at a later date for the PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system. Mass Effect, the game which started it all, will be available on PlayStation 3 for the first time through the Mass Effect Trilogy and digitally as a standalone title via the PlayStation Network.

na taip trilogiju lavina viena po kitos. smagu. be to pirma karta ps3 savininkam ismegint ME1 .aisku jeigu jie nera pc mate savo akyse. o rimtai tai fainos pakuotes tokios.kiti perka vien del to kad turet, ismegint per nauja ir pasidziaugt pakuote ir verte isliekamoji didesne. plius tiem kas tik daar pvz galvoja isigyt naudotas visas dalis pvz,tai cia ir kaina labai gera, kad to nedaryt. gamestop nebus patenkinti

PS3 versij iseis veliau,ar tai reiskia ka pirma dali ps3 perkuria ant pagerinto ME3 engine,kaip tai padare su ME2 ps3 versija. galbut.

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dar zodis apie torentus ... isvis tokiu trilogiju ar kitokiu rinkiniu prasme yra tik ju pirkime. na kam tau siustis tai ka galejai jau iki siol atskirai pasimt. juk cia nieko kito nebus. tiem kas neperka , naudos 0 .

isleidimo data PS3 versijos Gruodzio 4-7 dienom EU ir US. visa trilogija pasirodys tiek disku ,tiek PSN,o ME1 PS3 bus papildomai atskirai dar pardavinejamas,kam nereikia kitu daliu . ME1 dali ps3 perkurineja kiti kurejai, ir bioware sako kad zaidimas ant ps3 suksis labai gerai.

BioWare has announced that the PlayStation 3 edition of the Mass Effect Trilogy, which includes the first PS3-compatible version of the original entry in the series, will launch on December 4 in North America, and on December 7 in Europe.

 

The three games will be available for purchase either in stores or on the PlayStation Network, while the original Mass Effect can be purchased as a standalone title on the PSN too.

 

As far as DLC goes, Bioware has only stated that the PS3 edition of Mass Effect will have the Bring Down the Sky content integrated into the game. The Pinnacle Station add-on doesn’t look to be included. The other two Mass Effect titles, though, will have all the DLC included in their original releases.

 

Developer Edge of Reality, not BioWare, is handling development of the PS3 port of Mass Effect. And while that game was not originally made for the console, BioWare now says that the new version “runs pretty damn well.”

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