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Fans don't need a Mass Effect TV show, says former BioWare writer
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Former BioWare narrative designer and writer David Gaider has tweeted his concerns about the rumored Mass Effect TV series that Amazon is allegedly interested in adapting.
According to Gaider, now the Co-Founder and Creative Director of game development studio Summerfall Studios, a TV series could alienate fans because specific choices would have to be made about the protagonist's gender and pre-established personality. In the game, the player gets to define them but, as Gaider writes: «That's
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Ex-BioWare Writer Shares His Concerns for Mass Effect TV Show gameranx.com /2 years ago
Former Mass Effect lead writer would be 'happy to consult' on the Amazon series pcgamer.com /2 years ago
It Doesn't Matter What Any Of Us Think About The Mass Effect TV Show thegamer.com /2 years ago
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