Navré pour le triple post: Une interview sur IGN.com:
"IGN: If you had to pick three decisions from the first Mass Effect that most affect the story in the sequel, what would they be?
Casey Hudson: For those who haven't played Mass Effect, I should mention that (a) there are some spoilers ahead, and (b) you really should play Mass Effect. I'd say the top 3 decisions are probably the choice of who lives and dies in the nuclear explosion on Virmire, who you had a romance with (if any), and whether you allowed the Galactic Council to die during the final battle. These things naturally cause some of the longer-lasting effects on your story as Commander Shepard. Another interesting aspect is that the sum of your decisions – your renegade / paragon status – also has an immediate and profound effect that we can't explain without giving away some of the story.
IGN: How far along in production is the game? Is it still on track for an early 2010 release?
Casey Hudson: We're at the end stages of production, completing all the content in the game and putting the final polish on new features. There's still a lot of work to do, but we're in great shape to release in early 2010.
IGN: Will there be any Achievements in Mass Effect 2 that you can only earn if you made specific decisions in the first game?
Casey Hudson: No. You can accomplish the game's full achievements from within the game itself.
IGN: Will any upcoming Mass Effect 1 downloadable add-ons bridge the gap between the two stories?
Casey Hudson: No. Our upcoming PRC for the original Mass Effect will be a standalone story, and after that we'll be focusing strictly on Mass Effect 2 content. The novel Mass Effect: Ascension introduces some of the key people and places in Mass Effect 2, and there will be a Dark Horse comic that leads directly into the beginning of Mass Effect 2's storyline. "