We already know Bioware’s science-fiction trilogy is getting remastered, and will be available for purchase on May 14th. We also know that another Mass Effect is under development, and it will probably be a continuation of the original trilogy.
Back in December we informed you about Codemasters being acquired by Electronic Arts. The acquisition is now formally completed for 1.2 billion dollars.
It Takes Two is the upcoming action-adventure by Hazelight Studios. The game does not feature single-player, and can be only played cooperatively. It’s being directed by Josef Fares, who you might know from previous games such as A Way Out, and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons.
Last week, Bioware claimed that it has been in touch with the modding community regarding Mass Effect: Legendary Edition. However, it appears that things are not looking that great. According to Mgamerz, owner of ME3Tweaks.com and the lead developer of the Mass Effect Trilogy editor toolset ME3Explorer, most existing mods will not work in this upcoming remaster trilogy. Continue reading Existing mods won’t likely work in Mass Effect Legendary Edition→
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition is scheduled to be released in May 14th. This edition will contain all three games from the original trilogy, including all DLC.