When Earth begins to fall in an ancient cycle of destruction, Commander Shepard must unite the forces of the galaxy to stop the Reapers in the final chapter of the original Mass Effect trilogy.
Who has seen this picture? It was even used as the image for Gamespot's front page review of ME3. And yet it is very out of place. Reapers are huge, for the most part. They make skyscrapers look small. And yet this one is only about wide as a house. Next, what the hell is Shepard doing here? Why is he randomly running along a prairie road rather than you know, doing anything useful whatsoever? And then you might have seen this promo image from The Walking Dead. So how the hell did this happen, and how did this clearly irrelevant, bizarre ME3 picture come to be considered practically an official image, being slapped onto articles?
I couldn't find the image anywhere but random articles about Mass Effect 3. If it's just a promo image referencing the trailer, why is it still being treated like official artwork? It sounds like it was a one-time thing, but it keeps showing up. Confusing, since I don't watch AMC and never clicked on any of those "ME3 trailer during Walking Dead" articles. Oh well.
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