Jade Empire is also a masterpiece, but it was kind of overshadowed by the other titles you mentioned. That says a lot about the supreme quality of BioWare back in the day.
Always wanted to play that one, but haven't yet. I miss OG Bioware. It'll take a miracle for ME5 to be at that level.
I loved Jade Empire. I thought maybe I was the only person.
Fantasy medieval china RPG made by OG Bioware sounds like a dream game ngl
Sure not, I loved it too. I'd welcome and buy a remake or a sequel/new game
Yep, it definitely needs a remaster. Sadly, at this point I'm not sure that I'd trust Bioware to do it properly.Sure not, I loved it too. I'd welcome and buy a remake or a sequel/new game
That, and their weird sonic game. I loved them both. And I felt like I was the only one enjoying those two games.
The gameplay (Although different from the other DAs) was fun but the writing was ASS. I also miss the deeper tactical gameplay elements of the previous games.
I wish somehow all of Bioware's IPs were given to CDPR, specially ME. Judging by The Witcher and Cyberpunk, they would most likely do said IPs justice, unlike current Bioware.
I still think there was à great game to be had with Andromeda, had it be better managed and polished, I still replay it from time to time. Vectra and Drax are among my favorite characters in the franchise and I really appreciate not having a reaper related story.
I enjoyed Andromeda a lot despite not being at the level of ME1 and 2 (or even 3), the gameplay was awesome and I wish the trilogy had it, also Cora's romance is IMHO among Bioware's best. So the game was not without redeeming qualities. But after Veilguard whatever hopes I may have had for future Bioware games have vanished.
That's quite possibly true, especially now that EA has been purchased in a heavily leveraged buyout. I haven't heard anything about plans for the ME franchise since the acquisition. I'm skeptical that these long development window single player games fit into their plans to manage the debt service.
To be fair, I haven't heard anything about plans for ME even before the acquisition. The only thing I remember are a couple of posters and then radio silence, if new owners will announce that they are "moving on in a different direction", I wouldn't be surprised if it would happen not due to political or ideological reasons, but simply because they don't know how to get the game off that development limbo.
Good point. I think it was after the Veilguard mess that the devs announced that they were scrapping what they had done, and gave some vague statement about reevaluating who they are and moving in a new direction. Nothing but silence after that.
