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I pulled myself away from grub smashing long enough to forward you all some great Mass Effect 3 information I stumbled across on SFX. In this interview Casey Hudson spills the beans on the highly anticipated Mass Effect 3, the most interesting being the revelation of a rotating cast of companions.
While I was away apparently someone translated our entire Alli Hillis Interview into Russian… wait.. what?
If you’ve ever listend to one of our podcasts or dropped by our site, you’re probably aware that we’re huge fans of Bioware and their games. I was surprised to see that Bioware’s Dragon Age Panel was so late on Saturday night (9:30) and didn’t expect much of a crowd… I was incredibly wrong. The Dragon Age panel was a very honest, and revealing, look at the future of the franchise… Oh yeah, the future looks bright.
The winner of Bioware’s fan art contest dazzles us with some official fem-Shep art.
Last evening I made my way into the Unicorn theatre here at PAX (complete with Robot Unicorn attack music on.. loop) to relax a bit and check out Crabcat Industries costume non-contest.
Holly and the folks at Crabcat are in many ways one of us, massive fans of video games and nerd culture who just happen to be a whole lot better at costuming than many of us will ever be. Check out our conversation with Crabcat’s Holly Conrad!
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, we here at NA love conventions. Sadly, some conventions like Gamescom are a bit out of our reach… and our price range. Even if you couldn’t attend yesterday’s Dragon Age and Mass Effect 3 Q+A session, the nice folks at Bioware were cool enough to record everything for us
Today we discuss Google+, a Blonde Female Shepard in ME3, a Black & Latino Spider-man, and the 3DS price drop. We review Captain America and Dragon Age 2 Legends, we answer some twitter questions and Ash gives us a wrap…
As most of you are aware, Bioware decided to allow fans to choose the official appearance for the female Commander Shepard on Facebook and I was lucky enough to be at the Bioware-Base when the six candidates were announced. The scene was utter-mayhem and I can honestly say there were almost as many females as males present at the event. However here is where things get a bit tricky.
When we put our audio interview up last month with Ali Hillis the initial demand was so high that our servers crashed… HARD. We actually love when that happens. It was great to see fans line up at Comic-Con for an opportunity to meet both Ali and Jennifer Hale.
While wandering the streets we happened to run into the 2011 Comic-Con zombie walk which was as confusing for them as it was for us. Honestly, there was something incredibly gratifying about stabbing a fake-zombie with my fake omni-blade. Check out the video below.