The importence of importing ~!~
Part 2 takes it a step further up the ramp by grabbing u at mass effective speed within a grasping story which stands tall along various other Sci-Fi blockbusters. As the music starts to ripple your skin with tiny little bubbles and makes it crawl up and down the Epicness scale, there's no way to tell what's gone happen during the opening in which sheppard get's resurected after a hard colission with "Something u really want to know more about". (anti-spoiler)
This cinematic experience makes u forget about actually playing a game and is a joy to behold with outstanding story dialogue's and voice acting combined with solid graphics and the best of fluid animation a game could offer.
This fluidness directs into the arms of gameplay which is just as fluid. Commanding ur team is of high importance and the more buttered a run down goes, the less anoyed u turn out to be. Even though the AI makes some rediculous desisions from time to time when not commanded the right way, all runs as it should if U don't make the mistake of giving the enemy the benefit of your doubt.
It comes with solid expansion packs and downloadable content which enhances the sideline story quite a bit and makes it even more enjoyable then the standard game offers but whats even more important is the fact that u can import Ur character from ME1. So make sure i didn't miss a spot and play Sheppard 3 times trough ME1 for aditional bonus archievements and powerups. Importing this character and having it played through ME2 several times with 100% archievment is going to be of importance, would u like to see this same character returning in ME3 and make your playtrough's worth Ur while.
This kind of character chaining into various episodes is more then adequate for a next generation single player saga, as does the story link to one another so does your character progress.
Well done Bioware, i can't wait to see the results of ME3