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Published 3 Feb, 2021 The remastered trilogy of Mass Effect Legendary Edition contains almost all of BioWare's sci-fi RPG epic, with two notable exceptions: ME3's multiplayer, and ME1's Pinnacle Station DLC. While the absence of multiplayer is a glaring absence (I'll honestly miss it), when BioWare announced the release date yesterday I'd initially not noticed Pinnacle wasn't in the big long list of included DLC. Turns out, the source code was corrupted, and rebuilding it from scratch would've taken ages. Pinnacle Station sends Shepard and chums to a spacebase for virtua...

Could Commander Shepard return? - Over the past year, there have been ongoing rumours about the Mass Effect trilogy remast...

©Elmin Media . All Rights Reserved. 'Mass Effect Legendary Edition' release date: PS5, Xbox Series X versions are NOT coming; Nintendo Switch not ruled out yet From the "Mass Effect Legendary Edition" reveal trailer | Photo credit: Mass Effect official channel / YouTube screenshot Wednesday, February 3, 2021 8:25 AM UTC EA and BioWare have finally unveiled the first look on the "Mass Effect Legendary Edition," along with the official list of gaming platforms where the collection will launch. Unlike what some fans expected, ...

Will you get to take part in the Mass Effect 3’s multiplayer mode? The short answer to that is no. Recently, BioWare’s Kevin Meek and Mac Walters sat down for a chat with Game Informer to shed some light onto the game’s multiplayer component the upcoming  Mass Effect Legendary Edition. To cut a long story short, the development team thought that it was too much of an undertaking to have it all set up for launch. This of course must have been a difficult decision to make given that the multiplayer aspect of the game had a small but loyal fan base, akin to Factions in

EA Is Not Worried About BioWare, But Acknowledges Some "Blips" EA CEO Andrew Wilson discusses the departure of Casey Hudson and Mark Darrah, among other things. Electronic Arts has stressed that it has no worries about the future of BioWare, despite recent high-level staff turnover and a few "blips" in the company's development history over the years. EA CEO Andrew Wilson said during an earnings briefing (via GI.biz) that that BioWare is an "incredible studio filled with incredible people who do incredible work." He acknowledged that BioWare has had "some blips in their delivery" in recent ye...