Game sales hit a record $56.9 billion in 2020, according to a report by the research firm NPD.Īs streaming has surged, so have series adaptations (as opposed to movie ones). Streaming services, and video games seeing record sales, Hollywood is mining the games industry. But with media companies battling for IP to boost subscription While there is little information about the game's current story direction, this could indicate players might be following a story exploring what happened after Shepard's potential survival or death in Mass Effect 3, and less on the events of Andromeda.Video-game adaptations have often flopped in Hollywood. It is possible this is a piece of Shepard's signature armor from ME3. The fragment of what appears to be armor is etched with the 'N7' emblem. Related: Mass Effect Sequel Could Connect Andromeda To The Main SeriesĪnother indicator pointing to the new Mass Effect game taking place after Mass Effect 3 is the item Liara picks up from the snow. Her presence also ties the newest game to characters from the first three. While it is unclear what Liara's involvement will be in the new game, her age could infer this is a sequel to the first three games.
This indicates quite a lot of time has elapsed since the end of ME3. In the Mass Effect trailer, Liara is much older, her face etched with lines.
Liara is roughly 100 years old at the end of Mass Effect 3, which is quite young for an Asari. One of the bigger clues for when the new Mass Effect game might take place is near the end of the trailer, when Liara T'Soni is seen crouched in the snow. Looking at some of the details in the trailer may help piece together what could be next for the game's story.
However, it is unclear exactly where the new game may fall in the Mass Effect timeline. For fans of Mass Effect, a trailer was revealed giving more context as to what can be expected in the ME series' next installment, which was announced last month. There were many exciting announcements for BioWare fans during The Game Awards 2020 last week.
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