Dec 30, 2016 10:51 AM EST By Darren Domirez, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Mass Effect Andromeda" released date confirmation remains elusive for fans. EA Games even canceled some reports regarding the release date of this intergalactic RPG series. However, few credible sources (retailers) acted more believable in performing their "Mass Effect Andromeda" promotional campaign.

• "Mass Effect Andromeda" Release Date

Amazon has been a valuable source for spoilers. This time it holds true to its credibility as it posted in its retail listing the possible release date of "Mass Effect Andromeda" on its e-commerce site. The date "21 March 2016" found for Xbox DL link has already passed but it was quite a tease, IGN reported. In the earlier description, "Mass Effect Andromeda" was supposed to have a simultaneous launching with The Dark Horse book. However, the description has been changed since then to December 29, 2017.

March 21, 2017, falls on Tuesday. And solid gamers would know that on this day of the week, major game titles are released. EA also clarified that this date is just a placeholder for "Mass Effect Andromeda." Conversely, Amazon has not changed the standard placeholder. But, another reliable source for game release dates, Geekay of Dubai maintained the March 2017 release date on its site.

• Mass Effect Andromeda Pre-Order

Meanwhile, CDKeys dropped a major discount for "Mass Effect Andromeda" Pre-Order packs for Windows. Commenters argue about the eligibility of the site. But some "Mass Effect Andromeda" fans who has already placed their pre-orders claimed that the Coupon Code delivers. Forum member @Pakoe is thankful and left this comment: "From €39,50 to €35,50. Thanks!"

If interested, use this coupon code "CDKEYSXMAS10" discounting 10 percent from the sites selling price into $37.07.

Mass Effect Trilogy is a phenomenal hit from the past generation. Bioware is bringing this hit for the new generation. The new "Mass Effect Andromeda" will be coming to PS4, Xbox One and PC this 2017, MCV UK added.

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