Mass Effect Legendary Edition is more likely than most, though obviously not until the player-base count has died off on other platforms. More modern games, they often & likely have dependencies built in for other platforms.

DA: Origins never required Steam, Origin, or anything of that sort - so that's probably easier to bring to other platforms like GOG and Steam, as it's an older game and has less proprietary-service dependencies. GOG hasn't made any more inroads with them (also possible because of the pandemic preventing in-person meetings) They wants to better focus on revenue streams from EA Origin (only on Steam because of player base) EA decision-makers don't think DRM-free business models are profitable enough for their other products Origins undersold here (most likely, though only GOG and EA would know) And around now would be an expected release for Inquisition. So if they had plans to release 2 (2011) or Inquisition (2014), they would've done so for 2 between 2017-now. Their last newest game here was DA: Origins (2010) back in 2016. They really did it right.Ĭanuck_Cat: I agree. I hate the antics he and his people did with Sega, but I can admire his desire to promote and preserve game culture. But the same Randy Pitchford also promoted the National Videogame Museum in Frisco, TX. For example, Randy Pitchford the guy supposedly screwed Sega when he was working on Borderlands 1 and 2 which caused Aliens: Colonial Marines to end up like that. But I can at least acknowledge a game when it does something right and when it does something, really bad. DLCs, DRM, story, characters, you name it, most people who work on the trenches has no say in it. For most of them, they have no say when the upper echelon mandates a design choice for the game. In a sense, that's all I need to show respect for those who were pushed for long 'crunches' and put all their love on this. I still look into the games as a source of pride for most people who worked on it. While I do agree that their antics and 'design choices' are questionable.

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