Amazing news, isn’t it?

Game adaptation forges in Legendary Pictures, who is responsible for new trilogy of Batman films and all Zack Snyder’s pictures. At Comic Con players had a chance to ask questions to them, as well as screenwriter Mark Protosevich and Casey Hudson (BioWare).

We were able to find out a little. Shepard-male will be in the film, and the plot won’t be associated with first and the second (and, maybe, the third) parts of the game. Seth Green will not play the Joker, and is currently too early to talk about any casting.

The studio is thinking about the trilogy, which means "we don’t know yet how the film will reveal itself at the box offices." And Legendary Pictures confessed his love for Daft Punk - draw your own conclusions.

Via VG247

Jennifer Hale - the voice of female Shepard. She does not like video games.

But for the Tom Bissell's article in New Yorker she agreed to play Mass Effect 2.

Jennifer played a calm Shepard, because she wanted to hear how it sounds neutral cues in the game. In her opinion it is the most complex type of dialogue for the record, because of measure out filling energy. 

Hale had time about an hour with game. She believes that the first branch of the dialog Mass Effect 2 might be recorded better. In general, she like the game, but it was unusual with the right stick.

Via Kotaku

Seems, Electronic Arts - knock on wood! - better than others knows how to make money from publishing soundtracks (even exclusively in digital form! No costs for drawing covers and stamping disks, besides, they sell badly). Also making wide music collection not only devalues ripper’s efforts but gains some profit.

So, last month «Electronics» issued 20 minute EP Mass Effect 2: Atmospheric Additional Videogame Score. As you’ve guessed, we have some atmospheric ambient-tracks, and today we’ve got a new one, a half an hour's playing Mass Effect 2: Combat. It’s a collection of unique, never published before action-tracks from the game. Altogether, truly saying, it’s the third album of full value in addition to the main one.

We hope it’s only the beginning of a good tradition. And, maybe, this might be a good example for other publishers (hello, Ubisoft!).