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Mass Effect 3 Has Multiplayer

Looks like you won't be saving the world alone after all.

It looks like multiplayer is coming to Mass Effect 3 if the Australian gaming mag PC PowerPlay is to be believed.  According to their website, the magazine’s November issue, which goes on sale on October 19th, will blow the lid off of what may be one of the biggest video game announcements of the year.

The magazine cover, shown below, offers no real information as to how multiplayer is going to factor in the last chapter of Sheppard’s epic story besides the words, “Fight alongside your friends as the galaxy goes to war!”

Looks like we’ll have to wait until the 19th to get the full story, but don’t let that stop you from sharing your own theories in the comments section below!

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Stanton Daries Review Writer

10/10/2011 at 11:44 AM Reply | Permalink | Report

I really hope this is going to be something like a special co-op mission selection independent of the main campaign, sort of like Splinter Cell. I can't see how you can stick it in such a complex campaign where everyone was the main character.

daRth_kiLL

10/10/2011 at 01:16 PM Reply | Permalink | Report

Man oh man, I really hope they implement some competitive shooter elements into the mp, like team deathmatch....could you imagine? Gunning down other players as Wrex? RaaawwwwR!!!!

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