Though the movement system has been greatly improved over previous Mass Effect games, you still can’t move like a real human being would. Sure, the Mass Effect series has lacked a jump button since the first game, but when you can fight off hordes of enemies, throw them in the air with a biotic slam, and travel through space itself, the inability to jump a couple of feet can be grating, especially when your objective is blocked by nothing but a low railing. ?Actually, neither can any other ethnicities of Shepards. WARNING: There will be some spoilers here, so if you are one of the few people who hasn’t bought the game yet and have been neglecting food and other people just to play it, you may not want to read this article.

We think it’s worth noting that as good as it is, Mass Effect 3 isn’t perfect. Well, not crap on it, exactly, but to delicately point out that even though this is a game made by very talented overworked people, it has its flaws, some of which are mildly irritating, and a few of which are really goddamn annoying. It’s a fantastic conclusion to an epic interactive story that has delighted gamers by the thousands. Finally, Commander Shepard brings the races of the galaxy together (or at least some of them) and takes the battle to the Reapers after they invade Earth (in either a nice way or an evil bastard way, depending on the choices the players makes).

?After two years of waiting, Bioware’s conclusion to their epic RPG/shooter/unofficial Space Quest episode is now in the hands of gamers everywhere.

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