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 ...

Mass Effect: Andromeda is an enormous game. Thankfully, it doesn't make you walk around or travel back to everywhere you've been before on foot or by the Nomad. You can actually travel from place ...

In Mass Effect: Andromeda, the planet scanning system is back, but in godawful condition, ... as a first-person animation from the perspective of the Tempest plays out.

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 ...

Scanning planets in Mass Effect: Andromeda is pretty handy if you’re struggling to find some crafting materials. Unfortunately, the game doesn’t do a great job of explaining what you have to do.

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.

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.

By now it’s no secret that Mass Effect: Andromeda did not turn out how the fans or developer BioWare expected. But what exactly happened in between when the game was conceived back in 2012 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.