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, at least the planet scanning is pretty simple, but it's not well explained. Here's how you do it. How to scan planets in Mass Effect: Andromeda.

How to Scan Planets in Mass Effect: Andromeda Scanning planets was a chore in previous Mass Effect titles. You had to work your way through section by section to turn up minerals and other goodies ...

Mass Effect: Andromeda features over 100 ... to discover in Andromeda’s Helius cluster. Planets and moons in whatever system you’re in will actually be visible ... The story of the first E3.

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 has a new video available that gives us a quick look at three of the game's planets. The video above, via IGN, shows the general environment for each one, and the type of ...

Mass Effect Andromeda allows players to scan for anomalies within these systems. All you need to do is simply hold down the LT or L2 button while you move your cursor around the system.

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.

Mass Effect Andromeda allows you to travel through space and visit different star systems by flying around in your new ship, the Tempest. Thus, it’s only logical that you’d have to go back to ...

Mass Effect: Andromeda will be released on PC, PS4 and Xbox One. Read this next Bad news, would-be Xbox Series X/S buyers: Microsoft just bumped up its console prices, with select peripherals and ...