Mass Effect: How to start Bring Down the Sky in the Legendary Edition Spectres and newcomers to enjoy the iconic sci-fi trilogy again
. For those who are rightfully starting with the first game and want to experience all of the content available as well as attain the platinum trophy, here you’ll discover how to start the Bring Down The Sky mission.
Bring Down The Sky was an added mission in the first game, but the Mass Effect Legendary Edition is missing the other in Pinnacle Station. BioWare have revealed why it couldn’t be included, but returning fans should know that it’s not there.
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The Perfect Combination: ‘Mass Effect Legendary Edition’ Features ‘Mass Effect 1,’ ‘Wario Land 2,’ And ‘Mass Effect 3’
As a remake of some of the most beloved sci-fi RPGs of all time,
Mass Effect Legendary Edition drew some healthy skepticism from series fans. The original titles remain timeless examples of western role-playing, making it difficult to imagine a re-release doing anything but tarnishing their legacy. Thankfully, we’re here to announce that the fine folks over at BioWare knocked it out of the park with a remastered version that will give fans the perfect excuse to go back to the beginning and play all the way through
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Recently I brought my original Mass Effect character back from the dead and I am once more now playing my Commander Shepard in Mass Effect Legendary Edition.
And, let me tell you, it s absolutely fantastic. BioWare has done a great job in remastering the original Mass Effect trilogy and, well, quality games retain their class even when they get old.
Which isn t something that can be said for Mass Effect Andromeda, the ill-fated follow-up to the original trilogy – that game wasn t out and out bad, but it just didn t have the class, polish or X-factor that the original trilogy had and, as such, felt like a massive come down.