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Mass Effect 2: Won’t ‘Shy Away’ From Controversy

masseffect Mass Effect 2: Wont Shy Away From ControversyWell, I did some small title editing there so… it’s really ‘controversial moments’ not controversy, just so that people don’t get it mixed up. Anyway, it seems that Mass Effect 2 is going to retain the ‘dirty boy’ attitude from within the first game.

When being interview by VG247 at GDC, it was revealed that one of BioWare’s co-founders, Ray Muzyka, that they’re promising more “emotionally engaging moments” in Mass Effect 2, which means alot more ‘alien sex’.

“We don’t shy away from emotionally engaging moments. We try to make them contextually appropriate. They’re not gratuitous for the sake of gratuity. We put them in to actually drive an emotional response, but the journey you’ve gone through to get to that point in the game, it has to feel like that is a real point, a real outcome that makes sense to the player to get that point. They’re not there for shock value,” he told VG247.

“If there’s surprise and delight in the emotionally engaging moment then that’s great too, but they have to feel contextually appropriate. We just make games with great stories and characters and, just like in real life, some of the interactions are emotionally charged between some of the characters. There could be all types of different emotions. And even the experience itself, we strive for emotion… We’re not shying away from it.”

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  • Steve Shepard
    Mass Effect was only "controversial" because somone who had never played the game had heard from someone else who had never played the game that according to someone else who had never played the game's uncle's brother's son the game contained "almost pornographic" sex scenes involving aliens...

    In truth, the few "sex scenes" in the game are hardly anything worth fussing about.
    They are fairly tame at most, and nothing worse than anything commonly seen in movies...
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