BioWare has celebrated this year's annual Mass Effect celebrations with a blog post that hints at Mass Effect 5's title — and suggests fans will get answers to their burning questions concerning what happened after Mass Effect 3's ending.
It's unclear, however, whether this means these are coming in Mass Effect 5 — still several years away — or sooner, as part of N7 Day itself.
«We've asked ourselves many of the same questions you've asked us over the years!» Mass Effect boss Mike Gamble wrote. «What happened to everyone you know and love in the games? Who really died? Who had kids with whom? What does a baby volus sound like?
»What about all the galaxies? The endings! What the heck is going on with our asari scientist-turned-Shadowbroker? What about S— nevermind… you get the idea.
«And of course, to those questions, there are answers, but you'll have to wait to hear them. And anything we do say won't be easy to find, just like you've come to expect from our #N7Day teases.»
The rest of the post continues with a list of various Mass Effect merch available to buy, with hidden binary code spread throughout. Filter it out and you get 01000101011100000111001101101001011011000110111101101110, which spells out «Epsilon». Could this be the name of the next Mass Effect game?
Fans have already found a new page on EA's site if you type in the following URL: https://www.ea.com/en-gb/games/mass-effect/epsilon It remains to be seen if more will be added to the page in the coming hours. [UPDATE: There's now this brief video clip, below — and a reference to Andromeda.]
It's worth noting that Epsilon was one of the original names BioWare considered for the series, before the developer ultimately picked Mass Effect. Oh, and epsilon
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