EA Shuts Down Legendary RPG Developer BioWare



“Early development” on the next Mass Effect is also ending.

After more than three decades, Electronic Arts has today announced the closure of the legendary RPG developer BioWare.

The studio has released an official statement on its website, confirming the shutdown. It’s also announced “early development” on the next Mass Effect project will be ending.

Read the full article on nintendolife.com



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