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'I'll Believe It When I See It': Things Look Bleak for New Mass Effect, Says Former EA Manager

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TDGN Brief

Eurogamer broke this story 9 hours ago, and 3 more newsrooms have run it since — 4 in all, spread over 7 hours.

The fastest follow came from GamesRadar+, 5.3 hours behind the first report. The median outlet followed 6.7 hours after the break. The pack has settled: no new outlet in 1.5 hours.

Early movers: Eurogamer, GamesRadar+, Push Square — with 1 more following.

  • First report: Eurogamer, 9 hours ago
  • 4 outlets over 7 hours · median lag 6.7 hours
  • 2 outlets joined in the last 3 hours

This briefing is compiled automatically by TDGN’s newsroom systems from 4 outlets’ reports and TDGN’s own coverage tracking — no generative AI — and it updates as coverage develops. The outlets’ original reporting is linked below.

Who reported it, and when

  1. first Eurogamer "I don't know if they will keep funding that one" - Former EA manager doesn't believe the next Mass Effect will survive Saudi takeover
  2. +5h GamesRadar+ Bungie reportedly had "5 or 6 games" in development, including Marathon and Destiny 2 – but most fell apart after Sony's $3.6 billion acquisition
  3. +7h Push Square 'I'll Believe It When I See It': Things Look Bleak for New Mass Effect, Says Former EA Manager
  4. +7h GamesRadar+ Former EA manager will "believe" the next Mass Effect is happening "when I see it" after $55 billion acquisition: "They can pull the plug very, very easily"

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Hot4 outlets·0.7/hr nowtop 9%first: Eurogamer

'I'll Believe It When I See It': Things Look Bleak for New Mass Effect, Says Former EA Manager

"They can pull the plug very, very easily".

Over the last few years, the conversation surrounding the new Mass Effect game has shifted.

It's gone from people wondering whether modern BioWare has the chops to follow up on the original Mass Effect trilogy, to questioning whether BioWare will actually be around long enough to finish the project.

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