Mass Effect: Redemption issue 1 is set just after Shepard disappears at the start of Mass Effect 2, and explains what Liara was up to before Shep was found. Next up, there are two digital comics to read through too. They contain concept art for Mass Effect 2 and 3, and though I've probably seen a lot of it before, I still get a kick out of seeing how character designs evolve through a game's development. Now you have some excellent backing music to listen to while you look through the two digital art books in that content package. BioWare also popped all those tracks on YouTube with a nice little animation of Liara working away on the Normandy. I've been listening to them this morning and I'm feeling lots of emotions. It contains all the extra stuff that originally came with the Deluxe Editions of Mass Effect 2 and 3, as well as a pretty lithograph of the Normandy and 88 songs from the trilogy's wonderful OST. Head over to EA's website to grab the "Mass Effect Bonus Content Download". They've also created an online tool that lets you select your favourite squadmates to make some personalised cover art.
To tide fans over until the remaster's launch, BioWare have released a free content package containing loads of Mass Effect's iconic music, as well as digital art books and comics. In writing that, it's just dawned on me how close I am to seeing my hi-res alien pals and bombing around in the improved Mako. We're but a mere eight days away from the release of the Mass Effect: Legendary Edition.
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