He said that they have seen other games in the category do such and they honestly believe that “Mass Effect: Andromeda” will do the same.
EA executive vice president Patrick Soderlund shared a little detail about “Mass Effect: Andromeda” using a crowd technology developed for “Rory McIlroy PGA Tour” which has been adopted by BioWare to have big crowds that gamers can walk through.
The same technology was used in “Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst” to have a large crowd on the street layer. Reports also have it that the other game teams within EA will also be adopting the same technology.
Some fans are getting worried that there might be a delay again on the release date of “Mass Effect: Andromeda” especially considering that game developer BioWare has yet to make an announcement regarding the exact release date of the game on the gaming consoles.
However, Greg Zeschuk, retired co-founder of BioWare, recently issued a statement saying that fans should not be wary at all because their wait for the release of “Mass Effect: Andromeda” is going to be completely worth it.
Zeschuk said that he is also an ordinary game enthusiast who is waiting for the game but he is quite confident that the long development process will be good for the game, having known the development team working on it.