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Mass Effect 2 (Xbox 360)
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- Mankind’s Future is At Stake - From the makers of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Dragon Age: Origins, and Mass Effect comes the dark second instalment in the thrilling Mass Effect Trilogy!
- Command a unique team of amazing characters on a perilous mission in the most dangerous regions of space.
- Players of the first Mass Effect can import save games to continue the story of their own Commander Shepard. New players will find a thrilling stand-alone adventure awaits them, a polished and action packed journey that surpasses the first game in nearly every possible way.
- Intense Third Person Combat
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Rated : Unknown
- Product Dimensions : 18.21 x 13.59 x 1.6 cm; 28 Grams
- Release date : 29 Jan. 2010
- ASIN : B001RIYMIU
- Item model number : 5.03093E+12
- Best Sellers Rank: 6,438 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games)
- 64 in Xbox 360 Games
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The sci-fi role-playing epic continues, as the Mass Effect story delves into darker territory and the fate of Commander Shepard, his crew and the entire galaxy.
The saga continues with even more action and intrigue Enemies will keep on coming even with missing limbs Mass Effect 2 will see the return of many familiar faces Equip and upgrade many new weapon types and biotics
A streamlined combat system makes the game even more action-packed than before, with a new regenerating health system that means you spend less time fiddling with menus and more time shooting enemies. You can also direct teammates individually with a simple press of a button, giving you greater tactical control over every encounter.
The number of planets you can explore, and the complexity of the sub quests you find on them, has been greatly expanded from the first game - giving you a whole galaxy to explore at will. The original game was the most cohesive mix yet of action game and role-player and this sequel goes even further in combing both genres into one giant space opera.
Key Features- Episode Two: Commander Shepard returns as the award-winning action role-player offers up even more intense storytelling and a whole new threat to humanity.
- All action: All-new combat options make the game even more action-packed, with more versatile controls, more weapons and better management of allies.
- Age of discovery: Even more exploration options than before, with more detailed side quests and many more developed planets to visit.
- Good talker: Revamped conversation system is more dynamic than ever, with faster, more realistic dialogue and a new cinematic camera.
- Ongoing story: If you have a save file from the first Mass Effect then the decisions you made will have an effect on the new game and old characters will remember you.
This Canadian developer has become one of the most renowned makers of Western style role-playing games, with titles such as Baldur's Gate, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Jade Empire and Mass Effect. Star Wars: The Old Republic will be their first massively multiplayer online game.
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Two years after Commander Shepard repelled invading Reapers bent on the destruction of organic life, a mysterious new enemy has emerged. On the fringes of known space, something is silently abducting entire human colonies. Now Shepard must work with Cerberus, a ruthless organization devoted to human survival at any cost, to stop the most terrifying threat mankind has ever faced. To even attempt this perilous mission, Shepard must assemble the galaxy’s most elite team and command the most powerful ship ever built. Even then, they say it would be suicide. Commander Shepard intends to prove them wrong.
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Now, it's rare for me to give anything a perfect score, but Mass effect 2 just pushes all the right buttons for me. It adds to first one, and mass effect 3 is missing something that makes mass effect 2 so good.
You can play as a male or female, and you can be an expert at guns or expert at biotics (basically telekineses/sci-fi magic) or hack machines or infiltrate your way. Choice is your's.
The gameplay is solid, great controls, the shooting feels tight, and melee is great. You can shoot or biotic your way though the enemies, many options in which you can annihilate your enemies so the variety keeps the gameplay fresh and non-repetitive.
I love all the characters, all with great background. Some people don't like how it doesn't progress the story much, but I loved the characters, and the way Shepard interact with them. So full of depth.
It's not just a shooting fest, you have interactive story and you can explore cities and shop for new gear and weapons, and do small sidequests which doesn't involve shooting at anything.
The ending of this game is effected by your choices, and your team really do depend on you on getting them through this, how you play does effect them.
My only complaint is, is that I wish the choices made more of an impact in ME3, but forgetting about ME3, ME2 is a great game to play. One of the best.
Now, shock horror, I played this one first, and because this has such nice controls and refinement and the first game is lacking, I'm tempted to say play this one first. Reason why I played 2nd first, is because it's rare for games to have much effect or be so closely tied together as this series does. I didn't think it would matter, especially when I though it was a basic shoot em up game, how wrong was I. With most games, it's usually easy to pick up the story, and playing the previous doesn't add much, but for this series, it does.
First game does have the great background story of the reapers though, but some gameplay elements are a bit dodgy, but mass effect 2 was so good, that I was happy to cope with some dodgy gameplay elements on the first one so I can see the background story and makes changes that will effect ME2, likes saving Wrex, he was the reason I played ME1. Wrex is a perfect example of choices effecting gameplay. You can only save Wrex by playing the first game or downloading the interactive comic. Wrex is dead otherwise if you start from scratch from the second game. However, the choice is yours, whether to start from 1 or 2.
Mass Effect 2 is the middle game in the Mass Effect series, and the game follows on from the ending of the first game. If you played and completed the first game players have the option of continuing this game with the choices made in the first game effecting the world in both Mass Effect 2 and 3. If you haven't played or completed number 1 then it's no problem, you just play the default world, or you could buy the DLC Genesis which gives players the option to make the crucial choices, for example saving a fictional insect looking race called the Rachni or exterminating the whole race.
Mass effect 2 allows players to play as a Paragon (A good guy) or as a Renegade (Bad guy) or even as a paragade, which is where you do both good and bad things, but without the benefits of doing either fully. This game introduces multiple fictional alien races like the Drell (A sort of fish looking race) or the Krogan (A brutish fighting race) and has many others like Quarians, Salarian and Turian. If your interested in romance there are multiple paths that a male/female Sheppard can take, but you don't have to do romance, it's up to you. The storyline I think is brilliant, it's quite a long game, it'll take about 30 hours to go through the game properly, and most people will play through the story again multiple times as their are so many ways to alter the game.
Mass Effect 3 is the climax of the story, but number 2 is the masterpiece of the series.
I was wrong. And hence bought the second.
The first game is superb, but had flaws, but by Biowares second journey in the mass effect universe i was hooked.
The story could easily be a film, with any decision of yours having an affect on team moral or your own good/bad personality, which can later define your choices for yourself. Now for ordinary gamers this may be strange, but all those choices you made make sense when a now loyal team member destroys a squad of Collectors.
Graphics wise, it leaps ahead of the first game, being nearly on par with any modern game. There are a few bugs like eyelids in cutscenes, but these are hardly noticeable.
The gameplay side is great, having a styled GoW cover system that works successfully most of the time, and on harder settings is essential. The levels progress usually by meeting someone who requests some data device and off you go into the thick of fighting. The weapons are pretty balanced, but you need tactics to take down larger enemies using your team. Making sure they are placed in good cover with a decent view of shooting is a must when entering any room.
Overall, it is a superb game, and easily now one of my favourites on the xbox. The story shines out as no other game out there has anything like the decisions making and importance of gaining people's loyalty.
Graphics 9/10
Gameplay 8/10
Story 10/10
Longevity 8/10
Overall 9/10








