EA and Origin Access subscribers can now enjoy an early taste of Mass Effect Andromeda before release, but if you're among those who are waiting for the full game to release, you will definitely be interested in checking out a brand new trailer that has been released today.
The new Mass Effect Andromeda trailer, shared by NVIDIA on their official YouTube channel, is a 4K, HDR trailer featuring gameplay footage as well as interviews with members of the team.
Watch our NVIDIA GeForce exclusive Mass Effect: Andromeda Tech Trailer featuring exclusive gameplay and developer interviews, shot in glorious 4K HDR at BioWare Edmonton. Please note that this video is best experienced on a 4K HDR display.
Mass Effect: Andromeda launches on March 21, 2017 in North America, and March 23, 2017 in Europe, and will be available on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Pro, and Xbox One.
Earlier today, it's been confirmed that Mass Effect Andromeda day one patch is included in the early access build on Xbox One and PC, so there apparently won't be other improvements when the game launches next week. It's also been mentioned that the character animations may be fixed in future updates, but they won't be on day one, which is, while expected, definitely disappointing.
Mass Effect Andromeda launches on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on March 21st. The Early Access version is now available for EA and Origin access subscribers on Xbox One and PC.
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