Jan 07, 2017 11:01 AM EST By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Game enthusiasts who have been expecting the upcoming action role-playing third-person shooter game, "Mass: Effect Andromeda," were on cloud nine when BioWare presented the two-minute presentation of the game at CES 2017. Fortunately, the video game company has its own reasons why the upcoming video game deserves to be part in an event that is all about technology and PC.

The upcoming video game is playable on different consoles, that is why the developer launched the "Mass Effect: Andromeda" on CES 2017. NVIDIA invited the developer to launch the video game for the reason that the tech company also thinks that the technology in the event is suited for "Mass Effect: Andromeda." BioWare revealed the trailer of Andromeda in CES 2017 because they believe that even if others seem to think that the game is inappropriate for the event, a lot of individuals will appreciate its storyline.

Nonetheless, the Edmonton, Alberta based video game company believes that its forthcoming video game is the kind of game that is enjoyable with the help of technology. Wherein, the whole development team of "Mass Effect: Andromeda" is determined to overcome each boundary that may prevent the gamers to maximize the RPG game, according to Digital Trends.

BioWare is telling the fans of Andromeda that the video game is more enjoyable when played in HDR as well as in 4K resolution. BioWare believes that the "Mass Effect: Andromeda" will be more realistic if the gamers will meet its requirements.

In addition, the gamer will have the choice to get the Nomad ND1 Collector's Edition of "Mass Effect: Andromeda." Although the controller costs $200, the full version of the upcoming video game is not yet included with the price. The controller is very different for the reason that it's a replica of the ship in the game, IGN reported.

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