Mass Effect

Last week at gamescom, we got a bit of a surprise in the form of a full-length trailer for Exodus.

As Thanksgiving ends, I just want to state that I'm thankful for our readers and for the rest of the team here at Blizzard Watch.

We've talked before about how Video Games adaptations seem to work better as episodic series than one-shot movies, and in the past few years we've seen some amazing series like Arcane, The Last of Us, and Fallout, and some really bad movies like Borderlands.

There hasn't been enough time since launch for a lot of people to even finish Dragon Age: The Veilguard, but patch 1 is out now for PC and console.

Congratulations on making it to another Friday, Watchers!

I think a lot about games and gaming moments.

I have pretty weird tastes in video games, I suspect.

I've been ruminating on the events of Mass Effect 2 and 3, and the more I do, the more that I believe there's a mysterious shadow conspiracy at the heart of the Mass Effect trilogy.

It has been a really terrifying, hellish month and it's only the third day of it as I write this, and so, as a coping mechanism I've been playing a lot of Fallout 4.  Yes, that's right, I deal with stress by playing a game where humanity blew up the world.

Thanks to a very thoughtful Christmas gift, I have been obsessively replaying the original Mass Effect trilogy and ruminating on what it's like to play all three games.