Saving Mass Effect would take 200m, says BioWare co-founder
The prospect of saving the beloved Mass Effect franchise is daunting, with a potential cost of over $200 million. This figure, outlined by BioWare co-founder Trent Oster, highlights the immense financial commitment needed to revive the series. As fans, we must ask ourselves: is it worth such a hefty investment? The original trilogy set a high bar, and any new endeavor would need to meet those expectations. - Reviving the series could bring back nostalgic gameplay and storytelling. - However, the risk of disappointment looms large if not handled properly. In a landscape filled with sequels, will EA be willing to take the plunge? If you're interested, you can read more about the implications of this financial hurdle. Ultimately, the future of Mass Effect hinges on both financial viability and creative vision.
