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Bioware Brings Mass Effect 3: Special Edition to the Wii U Upon Consoles Launch

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The “ultimate” Mass Effect 3 experience has now officially arrived on Nintendo’s newest console. From Bioware, a division of Electronic Arts, the Mass Effect 3 Special Edition has been enhanced for the Nintendo Wii U home console, giving players more tactical control of combat through the Wii U GamePad and also adds bonus content, including an interactive comic that gives players the back story to Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2 (Because let’s be honest…. do you really want to play the final game in the trilogy if you haven’t played the other two?).

Mass Effect 3 Special Edition on the Wii U introduces an entirely new way to experience Mass Effect 3 by using the innovative GamePad. Adding a level of control like never before, players can use the touchpad screen on the GamePad to activate and customize the abilities for their team, view enemies on the tactical mini map, and command squad mates to move by pointing and dragging to a new location. Players can also switch the game view from the TV to the GamePad, playing the entire game right on the controller.

The Mass Effect 3 Special Edition also includes six pieces of bonus content. For the first time ever, Genesis II, an interactive motion comic created by Dark Horse Comics, will give players who are new to the franchise the opportunity to experience narrated summaries of the original Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2. Players will be able to make crucial decisions that will impact each player’s story in Mass Effect 3 Special Edition. Also included on disc are Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut and Mass Effect 3: From Ashes single-player DLC packs, as well as three post-release packs for the critically acclaimed multiplayer mode in Mass Effect 3: Mass Effect 3: Resurgence; Mass Effect 3: Rebellion; and Mass Effect 3: Earth.

 The Mass Effect 3 Special Edition will launch alongside the console, and will be available at the price of $89.99 (AUD) / $99.99 (NZD).
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