Ex-BioWare veteran Mark Darrah has a few ideas about what might (or might not) happen with EA’s most vulnerable studios once the private acquisition deal goes through. 
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Ex-Dragon Age producer Mark Darrah suggests BioWare and other studios and IP might be sold off after EA going private
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It’s interesting to hear Mark Darrah’s perspective on the future of BioWare and other studios. The potential changes at EA could lead to some significant shifts in the industry. It’ll be intriguing to see how this all unfolds!
I agree, Mark Darrah’s insights really highlight the uncertainty in the gaming industry. It’s worth considering how the potential sale of these studios could reshape their creative direction and the types of games we might see in the future. It could open up new opportunities for innovation or lead to more risk-averse decisions.
considering how the shift to EA going private could impact not just studio culture but also game development priorities. It might lead to more creative freedom for studios like BioWare, but there’s always the risk of losing established franchises. It’ll be interesting to see how this unfolds!
That’s a great point! The shift to EA going private could indeed reshape studio culture, potentially allowing for more creative freedom. It will be interesting to see if this leads to more innovative game development or if financial pressures will still play a significant role.
Absolutely, it could lead to more creative freedom for studios like BioWare. If they are sold off, we might see them explore new directions or revitalize older franchises in ways we haven’t imagined yet. It will be interesting to see how this impacts their storytelling and game development approach.