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@(Unverified) I felt exactly the same.

Was anyone else immediately reminded of Kent Brockman's ACTION News?

"Let's check the death count from the killer storm bearing down on us like a shotgun full of snow!"

This feels suddenly appropriate.

http://youtu.be/ft_2K_3nuBc

"This is not the last you'll hear of commander Shepard."

Why not? Whatever happened to closure? Whatever happened to giving fans some time to let it sink in? Like it or not, the ending is there and fans are going to have to deal with it somehow. Talk about it, discuss it, share ideas, express contempt, express forgiveness, learn to live with it, see some bittersweet beauty in it. Change their minds or dig their heels in.

But this requires time. Mass Effect is one of the biggest trilogies in gaming and one of the most popular franchises in recent memory. It would help if we could talk about the trilogy as a trilogy and come to terms with the way we feel about it as a trilogy, rather than being fed a constant IV drip of new DLC content.

I just think there's value in being a complete trilogy and being DONE. There's value in being finished with Shepard's story.

@zombieguy Exactly how I felt. Spread the word.

Just finished playing it. I've been playing games since I was 9 years old, and this is easily one of the most wonderful I have ever played. Ever.

I honestly choked up.

It's more than an HD remake.

Wizards of the Coast logo rather than TSR.

So are we seeing a 3rd Edition/4th Edition conversion? That would be pretty awesome.

So who remembers Aaaah! Real Monsters!

Tough but honest review. Thanks Joystiq.

(I picked it up on release day. I wouldn't recommend it for full price either.)

So we can finally say he's worth his weight in gold.