Mass Effect PS3 intro 'module' makes it 'richer' - Bioware
BioWare founders Dr Ray Muzyka and Dr Greg Zeschuk have discussed how they intend to introduce PS3 players to the lore-heavy Mass Effect universe.
In a new interview with PSM3, the Muzyka and Zeschuck were asked what they were doing to bring PlayStation gamers up to date on the events of the first Mass Effect.
The dynamic duo replied by referencing a mysterious new aspect of the game referred to as a 'introductory module'.
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"What we're providing is an introductory module. We haven't revealed the details of what that is yet, but it's going to provide a lot of information on both the context and setting of Mass Effect" said Muzyka.
The second game in the series was announced for the PS3 at EA's GamesCom presentation, sparking questions on how they intend to bring new players up to speed on the series.
According to Dr Ray the module will provide the context needed to enjoy Mass Effect 2 as a stand alone title.
"I think players are going to have a really good framing of the experience as a result, and they're going to know what they're heading into. Mass Effect 2 is a stand-alone experience, and this is just going to make it that much richer."
When quizzed on just what the phrase 'introductory module' meant, Zeschuk was coy as you like.
"That remains a mystery." said Dr Greg.
Bioware has detailed some of the bonus content that PS3 Mass Effect 2 players can look forward to.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=267693
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