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Saudi Arabia’s $55 Billion EA Takeover Casts a Shadow Over Mass Effect 5
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund has acquired a controlling stake in Electronic Arts for $55 billion, taking the publisher private. This acquisition raises concerns among fans and developers about potential censorship and changes to inclusive content in franchises like Mass Effect and The Sims, particularly given the country's laws regarding homosexuality. The future of Mass Effect 5, currently in early development at BioWare, is now uncertain under new ownership.
Dragon Age creator reckons the series is dead following Veilguard flop, but that doesn't mean he wouldn't have another go at it if given the chance
Dragon Age creator David Gaider believes the series is likely dead following the poor commercial performance of Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Despite no longer being at BioWare, Gaider expressed interest in returning to the franchise to take it in a darker, more provocative direction if given the chance. He also commented on BioWare's current focus on Mass Effect 5 and the challenges facing game development under Electronic Arts.
Mass Effect devs have been practically radio silent for over 5 years because there's 'not a lot of time for…
BioWare is reportedly heads-down and exclusively focused on the next Mass Effect game, with project director Mike Gamble stating the team is too busy working to provide frequent updates. Despite being announced in 2020, the game, often referred to as Mass Effect 5, has only had minimal visual reveals. Fans are hopeful for more substantial information, potentially around N7 Day or The Game Awards.
Mass Effect 5 Studio Silent Lately Because It Hasn’t Had “A Lot of Time” For Teases
BioWare franchise head Michael Gamble stated that the studio's silence on the new Mass Effect game is due to focusing on development rather than teasing. He confirmed that past N7 Day artwork and job listings indicate ongoing work, with a new production director reporting to him. Voice actor Jennifer Hale expressed uncertainty about Commander Shepard's return, suggesting fans contact BioWare directly.
Mass Effect 5 hasn't been shown off more because BioWare is simply "just busy workin'" on the eagerly anticipated RPG, lead says: "Not a lot of time for tease"
BioWare project director Michael Gamble stated that Mass Effect 5 has not received more promotional material because the team is too busy working on the game. He indicated that there is not much time for teasing new information. While N7 Day and other industry events are potential venues for future updates, concrete details remain scarce.
Mass Effect Devs Are Too Busy Working On Mass Effect To Tease Mass Effect
BioWare executive producer Michael Gamble stated that the team is fully focused on developing the next Mass Effect game and has no "tease" updates to share. He acknowledged fan eagerness for information, reiterating that development is progressing with many features and story elements to build. The studio is also working on Dragon Age: The Veilguard, which had lower-than-expected sales.
This is my favorite denial on the Citadel: Mass Effect showrunner says he was never told to rewrite the Amazon series…
Mass Effect co-showrunner Daniel Casey has denied reports that the upcoming Amazon television series is being rewritten for non-gamers, stating he was never given such direction. Casey confirmed that the writers' room is active and the show will explore a new story set after the original trilogy, separate from Commander Shepard's narrative. Other successful Amazon adaptations like Fallout and The Legend of Vox Machina have remained faithful to their source material.
Announced, Delayed, Disappeared: The Games Still In Limbo
Numerous video games remain in limbo, with long development cycles and minimal updates causing concern among players. Titles like Beyond Good & Evil 2, The Wolf Among Us 2, and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake have faced significant delays and development challenges. While some studios offer reassurances, the prolonged uncertainty surrounding these projects leaves their eventual release in doubt.
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Michael Gamble, executive producer for the Mass Effect series, is actively seeking a senior production director for the next installment. This role will report directly to Gamble and is described as a crucial leadership position for the ongoing development of the franchise.
The Mass Effect TV Show May Be Written To Appeal to Non-Gamers
The upcoming Mass Effect television series from Amazon MGM is being developed to appeal to audiences unfamiliar with the video game franchise. Executive producer Mike Gamble confirmed the show will not retell the original game's story or feature Commander Shepard. The next Mass Effect game is also still in development, though a release date has not been announced.
