Added: 17.11.2014 5:11 | 8 views | 0 comments


Major Nelson interviews BioWare's Edmonton Montreal General Manager Aaryn Flynn on Dragon Age Inquisition.

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Thanks to Xbox New Zealand, 2 lucky Kiwis will have the chance to ride shotgun with the Master Chief in a Warthog, experience zero gravity, visit some the biggest Gaming Studios and attend Super Bowl XLIX as part of the Xbox One High Flyers Tour.

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Austin Flynn writes: "Metrocide, a noir top-down hit-man simulator created by indie developer Flat Earth Games, is aesthetically reminiscent of the Grand Theft Auto of gamings past. Players follow T.J. Trench (alliteration makes everything better) as he takes out unsuspecting contracts in order to obtain enough cash to escape the slummy city the game is set in. Gang members, vigilantes and everyday citizens are all up for target. However, although you have the goods to take down whatever comes your way, everyone you encounter can just as easily snuff you out. The only catch is once youre dead youre dead no checkpoints, you don't retain your money and your weapon will always revert back to the seemingly useless starter pistol you get stuck with. So you better be good."

Added: 07.11.2014 16:11 | 11 views | 0 comments


"Although this doesnt necessarily mean that Mass Effect 4 news is coming, there is definitely hope. When asked about the possibility of hearing some fresh news at N7 Day, Bioware developer Aaryn Flynn gave a rather promising We shall see response."

Added: 07.11.2014 16:03 | 16 views | 0 comments



BioWare hasn't announced a PS4 or Xbox One version of the Mass Effect Trilogy yet. However, BioWare Edmonton and Montreal head Aaryn Flynn discussed some of the possible features that these remakes would include.

Added: 07.11.2014 14:00 | 15 views | 0 comments




Mass Effect developer BioWare may be working on a compilation of its last-gen epic role-playing trilogy for Xbox One and PlayStation 4. At least, that's what recent comments from BioWare Edmonton GM Aaryn Flynn lead us to believe.

Added: 07.11.2014 11:11 | 16 views | 0 comments


Earlier today, Aaryn Flynn, the GM for BioWares Edmonton Montreal studios, sent out a Tweet that has people speculating on whether or not the Mass Effect Trilogy is coming out on current-gen consoles. In his Tweet, Flynn mentions that there he currently has no news on the possibility of the Mass Effect Trilogy coming to current-gen systems, but mentions that BioWare will release any information about it when he does get some information to share

Added: 05.11.2014 3:11 | 8 views | 0 comments


Austin Flynn writes: "To become competent at a fighting game, it takes hours upon hours of hard work, dedication, patience, study and, above all else, miniature custom-made ice packs for your not-yet calloused thumbs. After all, in order to brawl with the best, competitive players are expected to learn frame-perfect combos, pixel-precise spacing techniques, character-specific damage set ups, and how the fighter they're controlling matches up against the rest of the roster (which ranges from ultra-"spammy" projectile practitioners to uber-aggressive rushdown fighters). It's a tough road to become the top dog of a fighting game, but no technique or play style is more difficult to master than the subtle art of taunting. Not only does this sacred form of humiliation enrage opponents and allow passage to a fighter's most precious weapon; the mind, but it also builds hype for the underdog, gets the crowd going and forces a game's imminent conclusion the aftershocks of which create ri...

Added: 16.10.2014 5:12 | 19 views | 0 comments


Aaryn Flynn explains what it's like to work with the new systems.

Added: 10.10.2014 2:12 | 12 views | 0 comments


Austin Flynn writes: "To put a genre that is characterized by precise button pushes, knee-jerk reactions and a general bias towards competitive play on such a... fun-loving system, seems foreign to say the least. Not to mention the close quarters button layout and circle pad are hardly conducive to the quick and calculated movements required by such games. In this, Nintendo faced its biggest challenge with the development of the newest Super Smash Bros. ... [Nintendo] has managed to take the difficult task of putting such a beloved franchise in the palms of our hands and successfully recreated the familiar experience most of us have come to cherish."