The next Mass Effect would have had 'a level of autonomy and choice that no other game has been able to…
A former cinematic supervisor at BioWare, Tony de Waal, has spoken about the ambitious plans for the now-canceled Mass Effect 4, which aimed for unprecedented player autonomy. The studio's closure, part of a restructuring at EA following its acquisition by Saudi Arabia's PIF, has led to layoffs and a shift towards live service games, leaving many talented developers seeking new employment.
- Entities
- Company: Electronic Arts
- Game: Mass Effect 2
- Game: Mass Effect 5
- Game: Dragon Age: The Veilguard
- Company: BioWare
- Company: CD Projekt Red
- Company: Larian Studios
- Topic: Game Development
- Topic: Live Service Games
- Topic: Player Choice
- Person: Tony de Waal
- Company: Public Investment Fund
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