Casey Hudson, a former BioWare developer who served as the project director of the original Mass Effect trilogy, has shared his thoughts on the recent closure of the studio. The news has hit BioWare fans everywhere hard, and Hudson is no different in that regard.
EA announced that it would be shutting BioWare down completely earlier on October 21. The publisher stated that it didn't take the decision lightly, but that likely hasn't softened the blow for those involved. The move came alongside a number of other adjustments at EA, including a new round of layoffs.
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Shortly after EA made its announcement and BioWare shared its own statement, Casey Hudson weighed in on his Twitter account. He lamented the closure and expressed sympathy for those who had still been working at BioWare, and also gave a nod to Mass Effect fans. Nearly six years after its original reveal of the next Mass Effect at The Game Awards in 2020, the next Mass Effect game has been completely canceled. He went on to share some personal anecdotes...
