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Mass Effect: Legendary Edition was a complete success and could be role model for other Remasters

The Mass Effect: Legendary Edition has apparently sold better than Electronic Arts would have thought. This comes out of a financial call, in which EA-CEO Andrew Wilson spoke about current numbers. Accordingly, the Remaster reissue of the first three MASS Effect parts significantly exceeded the expectations of the publisher. Which of course we hope for us that EA could give possible similar projects green light. It would be conceivable about a Remaster Collection of the Dragon Age Games, Neverwinter Nights or Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic.

Mass Effect: EA did not expect such great success of Legendary Edition

More sales than expected: Electronic Arts has obviously underestimated the Mass Effect fans or the desire for a REMASTER COLLECTION of the first three MASS Effect games. According to CEO Andrew Wilson, sales are significantly above what EA had expected (via: VGC).

"The launch of the Mass Effect Legendary Edition, the Remaster of the First Three Mass Effect Games, has relied on the passion of fans around the world, which has driven the sales performance well above our expectations."

Star Wars Jedi: Falling Order has probably also beaten very well. Above all, the Xbox Series X and PS5 publishing is praising here. This brings the CEO to the following, promising statement:

"We will continue to invest in these two franchises, just like others of our great brands."

Aha, that sounds great! Here, all bioware fans who have licked blood now, especially strongly set up the Lauscher. Of course, Mass Effect is not the only franchise of Bioware and EA, from which fans wish to recreate. On the contrary, there will be a few names directly, which we would take with handkiss as Remaster or Remake.

  • Dragon Age: Just like Mass Effect, the three previous titles could be brought up here and brought as a collection again to the market again.
  • Jade Empire: Biowares RPG Jade Empire could finally get the attention with a Remaster or Remake, which deserves it.
  • Knights of the Old Republic: The two Star Wars-RPGs would also be a more than secure number and would most likely be torrent than remakes or Remasters.
  • Neverwinter Nights: Even the quasi-succession games to Baldur's Gate would massively benefit from a fresh cell cure and could enjoy great popularity again.

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Do not be pleased too soon: Of course, everything does not mean that EA and Bioware actually repeat the success of Mass Effect Legendary Edition. It would be nice to shine some older games again in new splendor, but so far this is only speculation.

Which titles do you want you most at the most than Remaster?

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