Which brings me to another point. Mass Effect caught some slack for having a love story, which culminated in a sex scene. If you watch the video, it isn’t anything worse that what is shown on a lot of primetime TV shows. People were up in arms that this was in a video game, even though this game was rated Mature. We allow nudity in R-Rated films, an MA game is along those same lines. What is the difference? What got people so up in arms over something so little? Is it because the majority of the nation still believes video games to be something only for children? Well, if they were upset about last game, it looks like there might be more of the same. BioWare should be applauded for taking a risk, and moving games forward. An engaging story is great, and what they did is no different than many films, books and tv shows.
So, enough of that. Here is the trailer, and another video showing “Suspect Zero”.
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I don't mean to criticize, but I just wanted to correct you on a couple things. First, it's "Subject" Zero, not "Suspect" Zero. Pause the second trailer at 0:12 if you don't believe me. Secondly, the term is "caught 'flak'," not "slack." You give someone slack if you are going easy on them. You give someone flak if you are criticizing them. Slack is the total opposite of flak.
The game is looking awesome in my xbox 360 and it is also my first game that i play in xbox 360 and believe me this game gives you real adventure.