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Mass Effect TV series set after original game trilogy with new story
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BioWare has confirmed that Amazon's upcoming Mass Effect TV adaptation will feature a brand-new story set after the events of the original game trilogy, avoiding a retelling of Commander Shepard's arc. The announcement came during the franchise's annual N7 Day celebration. This approach respects the player-driven choices that define the series' endings.
BioWare's Anthem loot shooter was shut down on January 12, 2026, but fans have quickly revived it on private servers. YouTuber And799 demonstrated the game running locally with two players, though some online features remain broken. Meanwhile, former BioWare producer Mark Darrah defended the studio's decision to develop the game in a recent interview.
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BioWare's Anthem servers shut down permanently on January 12, 2026, as planned, ending access to the live-service shooter without an offline mode. In the final days, players returned en masse to bid farewell, sharing memories and videos amid reflections on the game's lost potential and the need to preserve such titles.