Ashley writes "Even by now, still close to the launch window, numerous bugs in animation have been well documented, T-poses and dead eyes being at the forefront. However, rather than really delving too much into the problems of Mass Effect: Andromeda, I want to talk about the bright aspects of not only the game but also the general Mass Effect formula and how I feel its structured gameplay could be applied with great success to another sci-fi IP – Star Trek."
The long-running, free-to-play Star Trek Online has expanded once more - and this time it's the new Both Worlds season that comes to Xbox and PlayStation.
Cryptic Studios appears to be the latest Embracer-owned company to be impacted by layoffs.
A little more time in the oven would've done these products some good a lot sooner.
Sega Saturn made it but not the 360. Don't remember Saturn having a horrid rrod rate. Absolutely horrid
The launch games were all right, but look at how Virtua Fighter and Daytona USA compared to their re-releases.
A fully fledged triple A Star Trek adventure could make for a great RPG
I'd like to see a game based on the original series, but with a different ship and crew. Without Kirk, Spock and co. it probably wouldn't be as popular though.
i think mass effect would make a great TV series
Love Star Trek. I worked on a game over a decade ago and it is still my favorite. Still looks great on a modern system.
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Really great story, and fits the canon to a Tee.
Now flip the title. What Mass Effect can learn from the Star Trek formula. It's far more expansive.
I refer of course, to Rodenberry's Star Trek. Not this cinematic diarrhea by Abrams.