Rumors: coronavirus threatens the release of the remaster of the Mass Effect trilogy in October
VentureBeat journalist Jeff Grubb, as part of the recent release of the GamesBeat, Decides podcast, shared allegedly behind-the-scenes details about the development of a re-release of the Mass Effect trilogy games.
We will remind, as recently as mid-August, Grubb hinted that Electronic Arts plans to announce and release a remaster of BioWare’s space odyssey during October this year.
On GamesBeat Decides, the reporter confirmed this earlier: “Until last week, the plan was to announce [reissue] in early October and release at the end of the month. This is good news. “
“Potentially bad news: it’s 2020, so the deadline may start to shift. It looks like there is such an opportunity, but so far nothing can be said for sure, ”Grubb said.
At the same time, Grubb does not doubt the existence of the collection: “I know that it is real. I have seen more than enough evidence for this, but it is still 2020 and the announcement has not yet been made. “
According to the journalist, Electronic Arts plans to sell the reissue of the Mass Effect trilogy for a full $ 60, as opposed to its other October release – Star Wars: Squadrons. The starship action will cost $ 40.
The Mass Effect trilogy games were released between 2007 and 2012 and were warmly received by critics and gamers alike. As of 2014, the total sales of the three projects reached 14 million copies.
