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idk, that might be a better idea to have a completely new story rather then trying to cram 3 games into a 2hr movie
Been down this road before....is the guy that was faiing with uncharted doing this or something? I don't agree with the decision entirely, it just Hollywood (yet again) saying they are better story teller than video game....even though they have yet to make a good video game movie.
However its a space story and as long as the core stays the same I will see it.
it's better this way the actual stories in the mass effect games isn't that strong, the choices and setting are what make it interesting. By taking the setting and making a companion piece they can avoid a lot of baggage and focus on telling a great story that doesn't step on the tows of the games cannon and doesn't piss off fans for rewriting history.
not only is deus ex a better game but id like to add it would be a better movie...