As Bioware had already gone and announced they were working on Mass Effect 4 or ME: Whatever It's Called ages ago, it seemed extremely likely they'd have something snazzy to show us at E3. Yes, they showed up and shared some stuff about the new game, but it was all a bit vague and gave us absolutely no information whatsoever. We were also treated to a few 'concept' shots of the world which, in other words, means "We're not quite ready to show you it properly yet, so here's something pathetically small we've done to keep you going". Not good enough Bioware. For Mass Effect fans eagerly awaiting the new foray into the galaxy on next-gen consoles, showing this stuff at E3 just felt like a bit of a waste. We learned nothing, saw nothing and went away feeling dejected and hurt. Boy, it was like reliving the ending of ME3 all over again wasn't it?
Dan Curtis is approximately one-half videogame knowledge, and the other half inexplicable Geordie accent. He's also one quarter of the Factory Sealed Retro Gaming podcast.
