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Recently the ever positive fan-base of Bioware’s Mass Effect showed it’s ugly side when a contest was held to give the female version of Commander Shepard (nicknamed FemShep) a face. Bioware must’ve thought this would be a fun contest that would anoint a popular vote to be the face but the effort backfired as one woman stood above the rest. While Bioware gave gamers and fans choices from a short pixie-haired brunette... 

Mass Effect fans, being that Bioware is one of the only companies out there who pays attention to the fact that gamers aren’t all straight, fat, white and male, they are now allowing you to select the look of the Female alternate Shepard to cover Mass Effect 3. The choices are diverse but heavily pale so no worries undercover nerd racists the nightmare of a brown Shepard will probably not be realized. I know it’s hard... 

According to Bioware Mass Effect 3 will have no new love interests but will give us the chance to rekindle old flames or continue on with our lover from Mass Effect 2. The crew will be together but only a select few will be official sqadmates, some will have areas that you get to link back up with them but it won’t be this huge fellowship on the Normandy like we assumed it would be. PC Gamer had an interview with Casey Hudson... 

So Mass Effect 3 is due out later this year and the biggest questions for fans is who will return to be at Shepard’s side? There has been some info leaked and for myself I was happy to hear that the poetry reading, complicated, space marine, Ashley Williams (or Kaiden for you ladies) will be back to help save earth with Shepard. It made me wonder whether Miranda and Ashley could co-exist on the same ship. The fighting between... 

During my rounds on Google image search, I have seen many variances in race, sex and structure of Commander Shepard’s face in Mass Effect. With the upcoming Dragon Age 2 that will be stealing gamer lives away for months we will probably see a nice variation of Hawkes to go with it. So for people who are as anal as myself about the look/feel of your Avatar we would like to have some fun with your Shepards. We offer you $30... 

Hi Greg, I am on my 2nd play through of Mass Effect 2 and I have 95% Paragon. When I go to get Jack and bring her back, she and Miranda start fighting and I can’t seem to make them stop without pissing one or the other off. I know that you are supposed to get more options with high Paragon or Renegade but they are greyed out. Help! I am about to cry out of frustration, I want all my crew to survive this time and now Jack or Miranda... 

Tali’Zorah Vas Normandy – The Exile There’s something new about Tali’Zorah when Shepard runs into her in Mass Effect 2… she’s no longer nervous, or as introverted as she was in Mass Effect. No this new woman is on a mission and she is pretty determined and strong in her own nerdy little way. From the evidence scattered throughout the old world of the Quarians, we learn that Shepard had an effect... 

Miranda Lawson – The Loyalist It’s obvious why many gamers shy away from the shapely Miranda Lawson, why she represents everything in a woman that could scare any man let alone a scared, basement dwelling introvert (okay that’s a joke people, don’t nerd rage me over stereotypes). She’s tall, sexy, sharp as a blade and she’s kind of an elitist bitch. Top that off with the fact that the hawte was genetically built to look... 

One of the most attractive, alluring and memorable aspects of the Mass Effect universe is the universe itself. Which is ironic because it is the least hailed aspect of the game when in fact it is probably THE best aspect of the game. In two games Mass Effect has given us a world so unreal and glorious in it’s creativity and uniqueness that it pretty much a rivals that of George Lucas’s Star Wars. Whereas that isn’t...