Mass Effect HD Trilogy Coming in October – Rumor

According to Venture Beat’s Jeff Grubb, Mass Effect HD Trilogy could be releasing on October 2020, he suggested the news by updating his Summer Game Mess, a mock-up of Geoff Keighley’s Summer Game Fest. Since the beginning of the summer, Keighley has come head to head with Keighley in teases and announcements.

Grubb has so far teased all Microsoft’s events, as well as the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1-2 Remake. EA has not confirmed its intention to remaster Mass Effect, but considering how accurate Grubb’s insiders are, is very likely that an announcement will take place in the following weeks.

Notice how Jeff Grubb schedules that October will see a Remasster, suggesting something related to the Mass Effect franchise. A twitter user asks the journalist if the October date suggests a release date or the announcement, something that Grubbs answered by saying “why not both?”

Mass Efffect is a military science fiction game created by Preston Watamaniuk, Drew Karpyshyn, and Casey Hudson,  the development studio was BioWare and the publisher is EA. The story is presented on a third-person perspective where players take the role of a soldier named Commander Shepard, his mission is to save the galaxy from a race of mechanical beings known as Reapers. The first game, released in 2007, sees Shepard investigating Saren Arterius, the game’s antagonist, who seeks for the extermination of societies that exceeds a threshold of technological advancement in the galaxy.

At the moment of writing, the original Mass Effect: Trilogy, is available on Windows PC through Origin, and PlayStation 3.

The official description via EA confirms that the Mass Effect: Trilogy features over 75 hours of content one of gaming’s most acclaimed franchises. “Experience all three Mass Effect games for an amazing value, including the original Mass Effect for the first time ever.”

Source: WhatCulture Jeff Grubb

Stay tuned at Gaming Instincts via Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook for more gaming news.