Mass Effect 3 Going Digital Day One
You'll be able to buy a digital copy of Mass Effect 3 on PlayStation 3 on the day it's released, just expect to pay over the odds for the honour.
You'll be able to buy a digital copy of Mass Effect 3 on PlayStation 3 on the day it's released, just expect to pay over the odds for the honour.
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