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mass effect andromeda multiplayer

These Mass Effect Andromeda Glitches Would Have Made Great Features

Epic space Duck Hunt, anyone?
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Mass Effect: Andromeda is admittedly not the smoothest experience, but for every strange animation glitch or clipping body, there comes along a technical snafu just nutty enough to make us want more. These four glitches in particular would have made great permanent features, we’re pretty sure. Maybe.

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Sharon Coone
Twinfinite's former Editor in Chief from 2014 to 2017. B.S. in Biology, B.A. in Philosophy, and always within 20 feet of a bagel. Kind of like a reverse restraining order, but with carbs. Sharon's love for video games knows no bounds, and could be found writing about anything and everything at all hours of the day.