The Oh, Oh, And then the My name is Gary Butterfield. My name is Cole Ross and you're listening to

watch out for Fireballs. It is a Games Club podcast. And this week we are talking about Mass Effect,

which is a third-person shooter,

RPG, developed by BioWare

and published by Microsoft for the Xbox 360 and PC

in 2007, the first of two... off for the Xbox 360 and PC in a 2007.

The first of two parts.

Yes, this is our winter computer RPG.

Part of our structure change around our new show, Realich Hours, coming out, covering the Balders Gate 3 game.

So yeah, we chose something that's not going to take up the whole month.

We're just doing those two parts. And we chose something that's not going to take up the whole month. We're just doing those two parts.

And we chose something that would fit in that time. And chose something for maximum contrast with

Baldur's Gate 3 in terms of tone. We're not in fantasy zone, we are in far space.

Yeah, we're in fantasy in space mode. Yes. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. This is a game that you have a bunch of history with. I do, yes. And I think that I am like a lot of people in that I played this and thought,

and yeah, it's okay.

I got hanging down with it.

It feels like a more actiony code or, it's fine.

And then Mass Fy 2 came out and I was like oh shit this series rules actually and then I forgot how this one was and so like I don't, I have a very conflicted relationship.

I'm not going to be kind to this just because it happens to be followed up by a game that I believe is just

a, just miles better than this, you know, like there are problems here, but also it's

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