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If you're bored waiting for Dragon Age: Inquisition, BioWare just gave you something new to do. They've partnered with Failbetter Games to release a short game called Dragon Age: The Last Court.

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From tactical gameplay to managing your party's relationships, BioWare creative director Mike Laidlaw talks about what to expect in Dragon Age: Inquisition.

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BioWare has released a text-driven companion prequel game titled The Last Court today.

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BioWare recently invited a gamer to play one level from Mass Effect 4. What she didn't know, though, was that the invitation was part of an elaborate marriage proposal.

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Plus; Halo 4's lead writer joins development team.
BioWare has released a selection of new Mass Effect 4 concept art offering a glimpse at the worlds players will get to explore in the new game.

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BioWare has announced some of the team leads for its upcoming Mass Effect title, including Chris Schlerf, the lead writer on the project. Shlerf's last project was a little game called Halo 4.

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BioWare has introduced several of the next Mass Effect game's team leads, with Halo 4 Senior Writer Chris Schlerf taking the position of Lead Writer.

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Another key developer on the next Mass Effect is senior development director Chris Wynn, who teased that the game will be a major "leap" forward for the franchise.

"You tend to think of the next [game in a series] as the next step, but really we are taking a leap," Wynn said. "We have familiar races and familiar starting points, but since we are telling a new story and a different story, it's like you're discovering it all over again. But while there are new characters to meet and new places to visit, we're also bringing back what made Mass Effect so good."

Producer Fabrice Condominas is also going to play a major role in the development of the fourth core Mass Effect game. He said it's important that BioWare take risks to push the series forward in a meaningful way.

"If we were just doing Mass Effect 4, we would be failing in a way" -- Mass Effect producer Fabrice Condominas

"If we were just doing Mass Effect 4, we would be failing in a way," he said. "You can see even in the trilogy how the games differ from one to the next, and if we were less ambitious we could have just done the same thing and it would have worked. But we want to take the risk and deliver something new and exciting."

Finally, Mass Effect creative director Mac Walters said the new game will hopefully give players a feeling of "wonder and sense of exploration" like they experienced in the original trilogy.

"And while we're making a next-gen title, we want to ensure that we’re stepping our game up so that this isn't just Mass Effect with shiny new features. And we do that by having deep characters and a compelling story with choices that matter," he explained.

With Shepard out of the picture, Walter teased that the main hero for the next Mass Effect will be someone completely new, who may have a more wide-ranging story.

"With Shepard, you arrived on the scene as a hero, and you were called forward from there," Walters said. "For the next Mass Effect, however, we've been looking at more of a hero's journey: how you become a legend and what it takes to get there."

Be sure to watch the special Mass Effect livestream starting today at 10 AM Pacific / 1 PM Eastern for lots more about the next Mass Effect.

Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com

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Another key developer on the next Mass Effect is senior development director Chris Wynn, who teased that the game will be a major "leap" forward for the franchise.

"You tend to think of the next [game in a series] as the next step, but really we are taking a leap," Wynn said. "We have familiar races and familiar starting points, but since we are telling a new story and a different story, it's like you're discovering it all over again. But while there are new characters to meet and new places to visit, we're also bringing back what made Mass Effect so good."

Producer Fabrice Condominas is also going to play a major role in the development of the fourth core Mass Effect game. He said it's important that BioWare take risks to push the series forward in a meaningful way.

"If we were just doing Mass Effect 4, we would be failing in a way" -- Mass Effect producer Fabrice Condominas

"If we were just doing Mass Effect 4, we would be failing in a way," he said. "You can see even in the trilogy how the games differ from one to the next, and if we were less ambitious we could have just done the same thing and it would have worked. But we want to take the risk and deliver something new and exciting."

Finally, Mass Effect creative director Mac Walters said the new game will hopefully give players a feeling of "wonder and sense of exploration" like they experienced in the original trilogy.

"And while we're making a next-gen title, we want to ensure that we’re stepping our game up so that this isn't just Mass Effect with shiny new features. And we do that by having deep characters and a compelling story with choices that matter," he explained.

With Shepard out of the picture, Walter teased that the main hero for the next Mass Effect will be someone completely new, who may have a more wide-ranging story.

"With Shepard, you arrived on the scene as a hero, and you were called forward from there," Walters said. "For the next Mass Effect, however, we've been looking at more of a hero's journey: how you become a legend and what it takes to get there."

Be sure to watch the special Mass Effect livestream starting today at 10 AM Pacific / 1 PM Eastern for lots more about the next Mass Effect.

Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com