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EB: Lets get real, Disney Infinity 3.0 is awesome, especially if youre a Star Wars fan and collector of all things radical. In my latest video review I break down the game and its two Star Wars themed play sets, which are all you really need to appreciate the latest version of the Disney Infinity franchise. Like the amazing figures, this nostalgic, yet fresh feeling Star Wars video game experience needs to be witnessed by the legions of long time and new Star Wars fans, because its a treat.

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Through trains, carriages, and rope launchers, Ubisoft has created the most versatile and mobile assassins yet.

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EG: "Endings are difficult - but then, BioWare already knows this. After the mess of Mass Effect 3, the developer played things safe with the finale of Dragon Age Inquisition. That guy you were trying to stop for pretty much the whole game? Well, you stopped him. There was a boss fight, you won, you got cheered home. Everything was tied up pretty neatly - except, of course, for that post-credits stinger."

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EB: Lets get real, Disney Infinity 3.0 is awesome, especially if youre a Star Wars fan and collector of all things radical. In my latest video review I break down the game and its two Star Wars themed play sets, which are all you really need to appreciate the latest version of the Disney Infinity franchise. Like the amazing figures, this nostalgic, yet fresh feeling Star Wars video game experience needs to be witnessed by the legions of long time and new Star Wars fans, because its a treat.

Added: 14.09.2015 15:17 | 20 views | 0 comments


EG: "Endings are difficult - but then, BioWare already knows this. After the mess of Mass Effect 3, the developer played things safe with the finale of Dragon Age Inquisition. That guy you were trying to stop for pretty much the whole game? Well, you stopped him. There was a boss fight, you won, you got cheered home. Everything was tied up pretty neatly - except, of course, for that post-credits stinger."

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Edge Staff: On March 12, 2012, a disgruntled fan of the Mass Effect series posted a message on the official BioWare forum outlining the reasons why he was frustrated with the Shepard trilogys ending. s addressed to Mass Effect 3s developers and writers and outlines, under a series of bolded headings, a litany of their supposed failings. Some of the authors frustrations sprung from the shortfall between the promise of making meaningful choices across three games and the reality of how players actions affected the three endings provided. Other grievances were based on perceived inconsistencies in the science fiction. In conclusion, he wrote, BioWare this game deserves a better ending. We know you can do better than this. Please, do not let us down in this way.

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EG: "Endings are difficult - but then, BioWare already knows this. After the mess of Mass Effect 3, the developer played things safe with the finale of Dragon Age Inquisition. That guy you were trying to stop for pretty much the whole game? Well, you stopped him. There was a boss fight, you won, you got cheered home. Everything was tied up pretty neatly - except, of course, for that post-credits stinger."

Added: 14.09.2015 14:17 | 9 views | 0 comments


EG: "Endings are difficult - but then, BioWare already knows this. After the mess of Mass Effect 3, the developer played things safe with the finale of Dragon Age Inquisition. That guy you were trying to stop for pretty much the whole game? Well, you stopped him. There was a boss fight, you won, you got cheered home. Everything was tied up pretty neatly - except, of course, for that post-credits stinger."