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BioWare co-founder Trent Auster wants to save the studio and restore it to its former glory. Against the backd

BioWare co-founder Trent Auster wants to save the studio and restore it to its former glory.

Against the backdrop of fan activity on social media, Oster offered to team up with BioWare's former creative director James Allen to try to buy the rights to the studio's famous franchises, including Mass Effect and Dragon Age.

According to Oster, the main problem lies in the huge budgets of modern AAA games. For example, the new Mass Effect could cost over $200 million, as fans would expect quality at the level of the biggest game blockbusters. However, he is confident that an experienced team can achieve great results for much less money.

Olen himself responded favorably to the reunion offer and admitted that working on Dragon Age again would be a dream come true for him.

The most interesting thing is that the funding for the initiative is being sought with the support of the Government of Canada, and one of the local parliamentarians has already spoken out in favour of BioWare's employees being given the opportunity to buy the studio and run it independently with the support of the government. #game
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