Austin Powers Mass Effect parody is weirdly good - ethertoncalawn

Austin Powers replaces Commander Shepard in a surprisingly fitting Mess Outcome parody

(Image credit: BioWare, Youtube / eli_handle_b.wav)

If too many Mass Effect replays have port you displeased Commandant Shepard's land tenure alongside the Normandy, perhaps parodical superspy Austin Powers could do a better chore?

Youtuber eli_handle_b.wav has stitched together scenes from both Mike Myers' and Bioware's identical different (simply equally dearest) trilogies, replacement Shepard with the International World of Mystery, and you can check the telecasting out for yourself below.

Things get inactive to a rocky start, with Commander Powers fleeing from individual aliens and experiencing an elevator related misadventure. A personal favourite moment is the recreation of the iconic hall scene, although this time Powers is attempting to deal with the notoriously tricky manipulation of the Mako.

From that potentially unfortunate start, however, Powers seems to rediscover the more 'shagadelic' part of his personality, enjoying his time on board the Normandy away coquetry with his fellow crewmates. Of course, if you prefer a Renegade approach to the Perfection option, there's still the option to punch Khalisah if you particularly dislike their questions.

Overall, it's a authentically glorious fit, especially if you consider that the similarities between the two franchises are middling limited - Austin Powers is supposed to Be parodying spy thrillers, not sci-fi RPGs. Elsewhere on the channel, eli_handle_b.wav has been stitching together more games with films and TV serial publication - Christian Bale's Patrick Bateman from Solid ground Psycho heads to the Commonwealth in Side effect 4, spell Walter White takes on the Combine in a distich of videos supported happening Half-Life history 2.

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