BioWare General Manager Casey Hudosn says that the cries for more entries in the Dragon Age, Mass Effect and Old Republic universes aren't falling on deaf ears, and that the studio is cooking up something in the more traditional RPG space.

Mass Effect Andromeda's painful path of life after launch did have an impact on developer Bioware and their plans for the upcoming Destiny challenger Anthem, as a new direction was forged for the studio.

There’s a commonly held belief that executives at EA are all evil, money-grubbing suits who don’t understand games. Instead, all they’re after is profit – and will mandate certain practices on creative teams to extract as much cash from the consumer base as is humanly possible. That may or may not be true – but according to former Bioware general manager Aaryn Flynn, it’s a bit of fiction.

As Anthem starts leading into just a year left of development, its lead writer has departed BioWare for the second time in his career.

EA is adding the struggling Mass Effect Andromeda to their Access Vaults already, just seven months after its initial launch.

Not even five months after release, Mass Effect Andromeda will no longer be getting any support for its single-player campaign.

Still not sure whether or not you should dive in on Mass Effect Andromeda? BioWare is making it easier by opening up the first ten hours of the game for free.

Mass Effect Andromeda might not be getting story DLC after all. But it's the way fans have reacted to the news that shows just how much gaming has changed.