Over 75 hours of story content, plus Mass Effect 3’s critically acclaimed multiplayer mode. Create and customize your own character with his or her appearance and skills, then play your Commander Shepard through all three Mass Effect games. Experience an amazingly rich and detailed universe where your decisions have profound consequences on the action and the outcome. Build a personalized arsenal with powerful weapons complete with their own upgrades and modifications Unleash devastating abilities and skills as you command and train an elite squad. Take the war online with class-based, co-operative multiplayer in Mass Effect 3. As Commander Shepard, rise to become the galaxy’s most elite soldier and lead an all-out war to stop an ancient and ruthless enemy: the Reapers. With over 75 hours of content and more than 300 awards, one of gaming’s most acclaimed franchises is available for the first time in a premium set. Experience all three Mass Effect games for one low price.
Heart-pounding action meets gripping interactive storytelling where you decide how your unique story unfolds. Assemble and lead your team aboard the SSV Normandy, the most advanced ship in the galaxy, and travel to distant and unexplored star systems. On your journey, meet a cast of intriguing characters each with their own story to tell. Wield powerful weapons and customize them with upgrades to create new and devastating attacks. All the thrilling action and your decisions culminate into a heroic battle against the greatest threat ever known.
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Tacozilla
24 Apr 174#2
This is my favourite deal on the citadel
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hadyanth
4 May 17#20
An incredible series of games and Andromeda is a fantastic game too. Just finished it. Great deal.
piecesofelle
26 Apr 17#19
Already played the trilogy twice with all DLC on xbox and yet still tempted by this :laughing:
Thanks OP!
JustAnotherGuy2
25 Apr 17#16
Great timing as I started fresh on the trilogy a week or two ago and was missing the 3rd one. ME2 was easy enough to get running with all the DLC, though from a quick google it looks like it's gonna be harder with this one.
A few mod recommendations for if anyone is starting the series fresh (if you can't find a link just drop me a pm):
ME1: Faster Elevators (and/or bind a button for 10x game speed, makes the mako and running missions more bearable), there's also a big texture pack but it requires a bit of work to get it working, so only bother if you're gonna run through multiple times.
ME2: Shorter Loading Animations (otherwise you'll be waiting 30 secs to load any area), ALOT (huge texture pack, relatively easy to install)
matt101101 to JustAnotherGuy2
25 Apr 17#18
The shorter loading animations mod for ME2 is a lifesaver, clearly BioWare/EA never anticipated that their game would one day be widely installed on SSDs which could load the level far quicker than it takes the standard loading animation to play through! :laughing:
I've got all the ME3 DLC working; you're right, it is more of a pain than ME2, but it's certainly possible. It's one of those things that I don't think I'll ever be uninstalling, I can't be bothered with the hassle of getting it all to work again...
cbrown1979
25 Apr 17#17
I utterly adore this trilogy. definitely worth a uhd remake. andromeda is great and ryder is funny and likeable, but I really miss the powerwheel. hate having to pause the game and go thru menus for another loadout. and where's my big ass canon for the nomad?! anyways heat.
jaydeeuk1
25 Apr 17#14
If ever a gaming trilogy was crying out for a UHD remake with all expansion packs this is it. Not installing my Andromeda until they've sorted all the issues out and added dlc, might be a 12 month wait but it'll be worth it.
reddragon105 to jaydeeuk1
25 Apr 17#15
You can already play the first three games at UHD resolutions on the PC and they look pretty good with the original textures but there are also some pretty good mods that add 4K textures and other visual improvements.
Totally agree! (Usually it's me ranting about this on these deals!) I think I worked out that it would be £80 or something to buy all the DLC for these games using BioWare points. Why they never got rid of BioWare points, put the DLC on sale or released season passes or complete editions of the individual games or entire trilogy is beyond me, especially considering how popular these games are. I've settled for buying the trilogy on Origin and pirating the DLC (you just need to find decrypted copies of the DLCs, put them in the folder and they'll appear as normal in game). I'm trying to decide whether to replay it on Xbox 360/One or PC. On the one hand, the PC version will look better, and has pretty decent controller support if you install the mod for it. On the other hand, I was so close to getting all the achievements on the Xbox 360 and would like to get the rest, mainly by choosing different story paths next time. But I don't own any DLC and it will cost me a small fortune on the Xbox - how much were they on sale for? I've never seen them discounted before...
benh81
24 Apr 17#11
just bought this and when i entered the key through Origin it said that the code has already been used!!! Currently waiting for a reply from cdkeys.com.
mecheekymonkey
24 Apr 17#10
Just the third one alone at 4.99 is bargin considering it's going for 6.99 by itself. Hot
m.ad
24 Apr 171#3
Andromeda was good but no where near as compelling as the original trilogy. Played through ME1 again recently and it still holds up well. Looking forward to playing through ME2 again though!
£5 for the complete collection is great value, and highly recommended - although I assume this does not include all of the DLC?
moonspook to m.ad
24 Apr 17#4
No, it won't. You still have to buy those idiotic "Bioware Points," and then "buy" the DLC with those, which makes the DLC expensive and you'll end up with points left over that are utterly useless. They changed it to real-world money on the consoles, why they never did on PC is beyond me.
(rant over, it's frustrated me for years :P )
eraldo to m.ad
24 Apr 171#9
That feeling i got from playing mass effect 2 for the first time ... dam wish i could erase that memory and do it again.
bozy09
24 Apr 17#8
Wow I just pirated these games yesterday :/ guess ill buy it and keep the pirated copies to avoid downloading them all over again. thanks for the deal!
commenter14
24 Apr 17#7
If these were re-released on console they'd go for £30. But PC gaming is expensive, right?!
Unfortunately, I believe the only way to get the ME3 DLC, without the use of torrenting, is to buy it at its ridiculously high price straight from BioWare. If you are going to buy it, I'd say get the Citadel and Leviathan DLCs and leave the Omega and From Ashes DLCs.
You can get the Prothean squad mate, Javik, from the From Ashes DLC for free by changing a couple of lines of code:
Obviously you don't get the mission where you find him, but I you could watch it on YouTube if you want to be filled in with the story.
It's very rare that I'd advocate piracy, but I'd fully understand someone torrenting the ME3 DLCs; it's utterly ridiculous that a single story DLC pack now costs more than the entire base game!
m.ad
24 Apr 17#5
Hence why I have restarted my Mass Effect journey on Xbox One via Backward Compatibility - I would rather have played the trilogy on PC but couldn't work out how to get the DLC, but that explains it. Plus I already had some DLC on Xbox anyway from the original 360 playthrough, and the rest was on offer on Live recently so I'm stocked up and ready to go :stuck_out_tongue:
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Over 75 hours of story content, plus Mass Effect 3’s critically acclaimed multiplayer mode.
Create and customize your own character with his or her appearance and skills, then play your Commander Shepard through all three Mass Effect games.
Experience an amazingly rich and detailed universe where your decisions have profound consequences on the action and the outcome.
Build a personalized arsenal with powerful weapons complete with their own upgrades and modifications
Unleash devastating abilities and skills as you command and train an elite squad.
Take the war online with class-based, co-operative multiplayer in Mass Effect 3.
As Commander Shepard, rise to become the galaxy’s most elite soldier and lead an all-out war to stop an ancient and ruthless enemy: the Reapers. With over 75 hours of content and more than 300 awards, one of gaming’s most acclaimed franchises is available for the first time in a premium set. Experience all three Mass Effect games for one low price.
Heart-pounding action meets gripping interactive storytelling where you decide how your unique story unfolds. Assemble and lead your team aboard the SSV Normandy, the most advanced ship in the galaxy, and travel to distant and unexplored star systems. On your journey, meet a cast of intriguing characters each with their own story to tell. Wield powerful weapons and customize them with upgrades to create new and devastating attacks. All the thrilling action and your decisions culminate into a heroic battle against the greatest threat ever known.
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Thanks OP!
A few mod recommendations for if anyone is starting the series fresh (if you can't find a link just drop me a pm):
ME1: Faster Elevators (and/or bind a button for 10x game speed, makes the mako and running missions more bearable), there's also a big texture pack but it requires a bit of work to get it working, so only bother if you're gonna run through multiple times.
ME2: Shorter Loading Animations (otherwise you'll be waiting 30 secs to load any area), ALOT (huge texture pack, relatively easy to install)
I've got all the ME3 DLC working; you're right, it is more of a pain than ME2, but it's certainly possible. It's one of those things that I don't think I'll ever be uninstalling, I can't be bothered with the hassle of getting it all to work again...
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/burnout-paradise-big-surf-island-dlc-xbox-360-backwards-compatible-2-34-50-off-xbox-2636904
I'm trying to decide whether to replay it on Xbox 360/One or PC. On the one hand, the PC version will look better, and has pretty decent controller support if you install the mod for it. On the other hand, I was so close to getting all the achievements on the Xbox 360 and would like to get the rest, mainly by choosing different story paths next time. But I don't own any DLC and it will cost me a small fortune on the Xbox - how much were they on sale for? I've never seen them discounted before...
£5 for the complete collection is great value, and highly recommended - although I assume this does not include all of the DLC?
(rant over, it's frustrated me for years :P )
https://help.ea.com/en-gb/help/dragon-age/dragon-age-origins/bioware-classics-dlc/
and this:
http://megagames.com/trainers/mass-effect-2-dlc-unlocker-sharethegoods
will sort you out for ME1 and ME2.
Unfortunately, I believe the only way to get the ME3 DLC, without the use of torrenting, is to buy it at its ridiculously high price straight from BioWare. If you are going to buy it, I'd say get the Citadel and Leviathan DLCs and leave the Omega and From Ashes DLCs.
You can get the Prothean squad mate, Javik, from the From Ashes DLC for free by changing a couple of lines of code:
http://www.cinemablend.com/games/How-Unlock-Mass-Effect-3-From-Ashes-DLC-Free-40329.html
Obviously you don't get the mission where you find him, but I you could watch it on YouTube if you want to be filled in with the story.
It's very rare that I'd advocate piracy, but I'd fully understand someone torrenting the ME3 DLCs; it's utterly ridiculous that a single story DLC pack now costs more than the entire base game!
This is my favourite deal on the citadel