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Find Out More About Mass Effect’s Future At San Diego Comic Con
If you are hungry for more on the next Mass Effect game after EA’s E3 tease, you won’t have to wait much longer. Members of the team will be gathering at San Diego Comic Con to talk about the series.
The Charting a Course: Developing the Next Mass Effect panel will take place on Saturday, July 26, at 2:00 PM. There, you’ll be able to hear from producers Mike Gamble and Fabrice Condominas, lead animator Carl Boulay, senior artist Noel Lukasewich, and community manager Jessica Merizan.
During the panel, the team will talk about creating the next title in the series while staying true to its history. We don’t know much about the next Mass Effect game (especially since BioWare is firmly focused on Dragon Age: Inqusition), but we have seen some concept art and it is currently in a playable state.
For more information on the panel and to put it on your SDCC schedule, visit the listing on the official event website.
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