FemShep Does A Dramatic Reading Of The Most Hilarious Mass Effect Tribute Song

But then, she should go.

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Jennifer Hale is amazing as Mass Effect‘s FemShep – but she’s also pretty fantastic to her fans and the gaming community. Here we have Hale doing a dramatic reading of Miracle of Sound’s hilariously-brilliant tribute song, “Commander Shepard.” It’s everything you want it to be and more.

And if you haven’t heard the original, allow me to introduce you to your new (and forever) jam. You can run like a krogan, fight like a leopard – but you’ll never be better than Commander Shepard.

(via Nick Acott)

Previously in Mass Effect

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