So, I made a mistake. I’ll be the first to admit it.
I completely forgot to check out the second Mass Effect novel before I played the second game. I have a feeling it seriously hampered my ability to enjoy it.
Ascension is sort of an odd book. It doesn’t really pick up the main Mass Effect storyline where Revelation left off, but then again, that’s what the game was for. But it also doesn’t pick up where the first game left off. (more…)
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Mass Effect: a novel idea
So, I made a mistake. I’ll be the first to admit it.
I completely forgot to check out the second Mass Effect novel before I played the second game. I have a feeling it seriously hampered my ability to enjoy it.
Ascension is sort of an odd book. It doesn’t really pick up the main Mass Effect storyline where Revelation left off, but then again, that’s what the game was for. But it also doesn’t pick up where the first game left off. (more…)
Filed under: Books, Games | Tagged: Ascension, biotic, biotics, black ops, book, Book reviews, books, Cerberus, Choose Your Own Adventure, commentary, Drew Karpyshyn, Enosh, entertainment, Fiction, Gillian Grayson, Kahlee Sanders, Mass Effect, ME2, Paul Grayson, politics, Quarian, Quarian politics, Quarians, red sand, review, reviews, sci-fi, science, technology, The Illusive Man, writing | Leave a Comment »