One of my favorite games of all time is Mass Effect, so the teaser release on the 20th came like a nice surprise. I am one of those who put hundreds of hours into Mass Effect and I have done most of the missions. Whit that said, I would like to share my thoughts because it’s been some crazy topics of Shepards dead, or that he’s turned into the Geth.

First of all – it was a huge surprise that the teaser actually was pre-rendered. Of all the Mass Effect trailers only one is pre-rendered, and that was the final launch trailer for the Xbox 360. I really hope that BioWare keeps going on the same path and gives us as much game play as possible, that’s what Mass Effect is all about. And honestly – I wouldn’t mind if the graphics weren’t improved visually, only it’s better technically, and I am glad.

I think that the teaser is just perfect; I am hyped and could do anything to see the whole trailer which we hopefully will be able to see under BioWares GDC conference. There have been thousands of stories about the teaser already. Is Shepard dead? Have he turned into a Geth? Who will we play as if he is dead? Why are BioWare telling us that we should hang on to our saves? There are a lot of questions and that’s a good thing. But at the same time – it’s way too early to hype this game.

What we know is that this video is from the Cerberus database. For you guys that don’t know anything about the Cerberus; they are Humans gone rogue. Like Saren, but Human. And here is a great point why Mass Effect 2 won’t be hitting the Playstation 3; there would be a lot of questions and I don’t think that it would be the right move by BioWare to make this sequel easy to get into for those who haven’t play the first game. Sorry, Playstation community.

So, Cerberus will obviously be a huge part of the game, which is very good because they are an interesting people in the second Mass Effect novel. Then what about the Geth in the teaser? Well, he is standing over “Shepards” body and defines that he is dead. I won’t say more than the Mass Effect trilogy is known to be the story of the first human Spectre, which is Shepard.