Mass Effect: Andromeda is full of anomalies and strangeness across the planets you're meant to explore. Eos, the first planet you come across, has its own set of hazards that stem from harmful ...

In Mass Effect: Andromeda, the planet scanning system is back ... 15 seconds (depending on how far your destination is) as a first-person animation from the perspective of the Tempest plays ...

Don’t worry, though, we’ve got you covered. There are essentially two parts to scanning planets in Mass Effect: Andromeda. First, you’ll need to scan for anomalies within a system.

Mass Effect: Andromeda has a new video available ... and the type of encounters we'll come across on the surface. First, we get to see Voeld, an ice planet completely filled with snow.

This week’s video is all about exploration, which seems to be a bigger focus in Andromeda than any previous Mass Effect game. The video notes that there are over 100 planets (and other strange ...

In Mass Effect: Andromeda, at least the planet scanning is pretty simple, but it's not well explained. Here's how you do it. The only planets you'll actually get anything from are ones in which ...

Scanning planets is a long-standing tradition of the Mass Effect series, and Mass Effect: Andromeda continues the trend. Although scanning returns, it works differently for Scott and Sara Ryder ...

In a series of interviews with Kotaku, members of the Mass Effect: Andromeda team paint a picture ... to be a system of numerous explorable planets was eventually dialed back to 30 planets and ...

Mass Effect Andromeda's Havarl Vault is a very effective way to raise the planet's viability, so you should pay the dungeon a visit as soon as you can if you hope to make the surface habitable.

As you survey the vast expanses of the Andromeda galaxy from the bridge of your ship, you’ll be able to jump into a ton of systems. These systems may harbor planets you’ll need to visit for ...