Bioware decided to focus on next generation consoles with its upcoming "Mass Effect 4" game. The game developer also confirmed that they would be revealing more about the game in the upcoming E3 2015.
Bioware said that "Mass Effect 4" would only have PS4 and Xbox One editions powered by the Frostbite Engine. Bioware senior development director Chris Wynn tweeted that they would be "focused on getting the most out the current crop of hardware." Add to that, creative director Mac Walters said that "Mass Effect 4" looked great on the PC as they had just completed a review on a PC build of the game, based on a report from International Business Times.
Meanwhile, Bioware was set to unveil a new IP for the upcoming "Mass Effect" game. Add to that, additional details about the game would be released in the E3 2015 by June, while the game would be expected for released by October 2016. Bioware, however, had been working hard to pump up the hype on the recent installment in the "Mass Effect" franchise.
Bioware senior producer Jonathan Warner and writer Jay Watamaniuk have been talking about the unannounced IP. Watamaniuk said that ""looking damn cool even at this very early stage," based on a report from Gaming Bolt. He added that based on the milestone review, things were looking "stunning" for the upcoming "Mass Effect 4."
On the other hand, "Mass Effect 4" would probably de dealing with a different backstory as well as a different plot setting as opposed to "Mass Effect 3" that featured Commander Shepard who had been attempting to acquire a super weapon with the help of other alien species to defeat the "Reapers on Earth," based on a report from Latinos Post.
With all the hype and secrecy, Bioware must really have an amazing game on development for them to stir so much gaming rumor and sometimes confusion.
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