Looking good!, That Shepard looks remarkably similar to mine .. maybe they(Bioware) stole it! Either way, i have 2 months to complete Mass effect 1, seems easy but not when COD:MW2 is on the brink of being released
cant wait for this, dont really care about other games next year compared to this....
and just had a text literally as i was typing that shopto.net has dispatched forza3 so will be playing it straight after work tomorrow night, get in!!!!
In the first picture is Shepard wearing the Terminus armour? If that's it it looks sweet though It's mad though I still can't get use to the default Shepard they have in the pictures. I always think it's wrong and not my Shepard.
I haven't been following the development of ME2, because I already knew I was going to buy it. But Dragon Age got on my radar a while back and I was surprised to see it was developed by Bioware as well.
I'm sure this has been answered before, but how exactly are they developing these 2 projects? These are both massive games afterall; both releasing within a few months of each other - are they simply a huge studio, or is one project being outsourced with them overseeing the development?
BioWare is developing both "DA" and "ME2" (possibly other projects as well), and they do this with different internal development teams that all fall under the staff umbrella of BioWare, which in turn is now a subsidiary of the much larger company EA. I suppose it is possible that certain key staff members may contribute to more than one game project at a time.
^ Yeah, I see - that makes more sense - thanks for clearing that up for me KFD. Oh, and I completely forgot about TOR MMO being from them as well... didn't realise BioWare was that large! ME2 is a must for me, so I think Dragon Age will end up waiting for a slower time of year.
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" and "ME2" (possibly other projects as well), and they do this with different internal development teams that all fall under the staff umbrella of BioWare, which in turn is now a subsidiary of the much larger company EA. I suppose it is possible that certain key staff members may contribute to more than one game project at a time.
