Mass Effect 3

Mass Effect 3

Next Mass Effect already in pre-production, Executive Producer asks for your feedback

November 8, 2012 30

Casey Hudson takes to Twitter.

Mass Effect Trilogy trailer is all kinds of epic

Screens and vids

November 2, 2012 33

Set hits Xbox 360 and PC next week.

Nearly extinct retro game trends that need to make a comeback

John M. Guilfoil

Features Video Games

July 31, 2012 266

Out with the new, in with the old.

Liked Mass Effect 3 Extended Cut? Get its music for free

Giancarlo Saldana

July 6, 2012 215

Are you satisfied yet?

Mass Effect 3 ‘Extended’ ending DLC free this Summer

Giancarlo Saldana

Features Gaming News

April 5, 2012 316

BioWare listened.

Mass Effect 3 Shepard import glitch to be patched soon

Giancarlo Saldana

Gaming News Video Games

March 23, 2012 184

Your Shepard recognition problems will soon be over.

Mass Effect 3 ending “initiatives” coming in April

Giancarlo Saldana

Gaming News Video Games

March 21, 2012 361

BioWare wants to make its fans happy.

BioWare still considering feedback on Mass Effect 3 ending changes

Giancarlo Saldana

Features Gaming News Video Games

March 19, 2012 164

BioWare is still listening.

Casey Hudson responds to Mass Effect unrest

Giancarlo Saldana

Gaming News Video Games

March 17, 2012 799

"This is not the last you’ll hear of Commander Shepard."

Mass effect 3 sells 890,000 copies in first 24 hours

March 9, 2012 48

Have you joined the war?

Blast Exclusive: Bioware talks Mass effect 3 at Boston Launch

Gaming News Video Games

March 7, 2012 92

“Without the fans, there is no game.”

Mass Effect 3 – The Blast Review

Features Reviews The Issue

March 6, 2012 5074

Gripping, emotional and remarkable.

Blast Exclusive: An inside look at the making of Mass Effect 3

Gaming News The Issue Video Games

March 4, 2012 1914

Lead series writer Mac Walters sits down with Blast.

New Mass Effect 3 trailer to air during this Sunday’s Walking Dead

February 14, 2012 217

Demo now available.

Here’s how you can play the Mass Effect 3 demo early

February 12, 2012 497

Avoid having to choose this Valentine's Day.

Freddy Prinze Jr. is in Mass Effect 3. Yes, that Freddy Prinze Jr.

January 20, 2012 1321

New location also revealed.

Mass Effect 3 demo coming in January, Battlefield 3 to include keys

October 21, 2011 210

Get an early look at Commander Sheppard's finale.

Mass Effect 3 multiplayer confirmed

October 10, 2011 80

Rumors confirmed, more details to come.

Mass Effect 3: Better with Kinect?

June 1, 2011 9

New box art hints at Kinect functionality.

Mass Effect 3 slips into 2012

May 5, 2011 4

Highly anticipated Space opera now set to release quarter 1 2012.

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