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Posts Tagged "mass effect 3"
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Late to the Party: Mass Effect 3′s Indoctrination Theory
In my first poetry course, I learned two valuable lessons about writing things that people are gonna read. Fair warning: if you continue to read this post, which may not seem to have anything to ...
The Choices We Make (or Don’t)
“We are who we pretend to be, so we must be mindful of what we pretend to be.” When Kurt Vonnegut Jr. wrote these words, it was a small piece of the brilliant pie that ...
Possibly Some Dude MaleShep Can Bang
Since Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2 are still serving the same function as the matrix for me, one where I’m perpetually taking the blue pill, why don’t we talk about Mass Effect 3 some ...
E3 2011: Not Your Father’s Mass Effect!
While there was a ton of surprisingly good news out of E3 2011, there was a particularly hefty batch of Mass Effect 3 on display for everyone to feast their eyes on. Drool was probably ...
Mass Effect Just Can’t Fail At Anything Ever
Live action trailers come and go. They aren’t usually very good, or even attempted all that often. However, BioWare, in their nigh omnipotent way, has managed to craft such a quality live action trailer that ...
Ohh, Why Not
Question mark, exclamation mark, period? None of these marks seemed to fit the bill in the subject line. It’s meant to be an “ohh, gosh, why the heck not” kind of thing that’s more just ...
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