Chen Sanguo

Chen Sanguo: The Silver Case for RPG fans looking for a reason to continue their fantasy adventures. An old friend, Cian Saelo, is a thief at the company that would play a crucial role in the life of the mercenary Anton Castron D'a. He has been working with him for over twenty years to create a scoundrel, a woman who, unlike most of the henchmen, is bested by the divine visionary Anton Castron.

According to producers Bioware and Austin Goss, the game will be heavily influenced by the success of the first and second Ultima games, from the PC version to the adventure/simulation genre.

We're promised a revamped interface that better preserves the game's role-playing elements, which is apparently what a lot of players complained about, along with all the graphics enhancements. A full-fledged expansion pack, Ultima Underworld II: The Age of Kings, will be released later this year.

Suffice it to say that we're hoping that we can expect to be blown away by this product, with the promise of an incredibly well-written storyline and excellent graphics, along with an immersive experience in the ancient world.

1. Talk about a completely new setting

After three solid instalments that have both been highly rated by critics and sold well over 20 million copies, BioWare has come out and said that the studio is planning a trilogy. Given the success of the first game, we were anxious to hear about possible new places to explore. In the meantime, BioWare has already announced that it plans to release a new expansion pack. This is a pretty safe bet, since the studio is already hard at work on three more games, including the upcoming follow-up to Mass Effect. However, it is known that another Mass Effect game is in development, although many would agree that it will probably be a little further out. The trilogy is long in the making, and so far we have only heard one new character, and the other seven have been confirmed as returning favorites. So there is definitely a lot of hype surrounding these new characters and their powers, but we should also expect something very different from what we've seen in previous Mass Effect games.

Some are wondering how well the plot will play in the next Mass Effect game. First, is the game actually moving forward? As mentioned earlier, BioWare hasn't given an exact release date for the next game in the series. And there has been no official announcement from BioWare regarding a potential new Mass Effect game. But since we know that the next game will continue the story of Commander Shepard, there is no need to worry about setting up the next game in the Mass Effect universe.

BioWare has announced that the new Mass Effect game will not be a direct continuation of the original trilogy, nor will it be a prequel. It was stated in a press release by BioWare that the game will go in "new directions and bring back an incredible cast of characters and some very exciting stories."

If the game does end up being a prequel, then the development team may very well be doing away with the Mass Effect 3 ending, as BioWare hasn't said anything about it. So what does this mean? BioWare has made it clear that Mass Effect 3 is an ending that has not been wrapped up. However, if the game does end up being a prequel, then the series won't be over until we learn more about Mass Effect 4.

But if BioWare really is getting too busy, then there is another Mass Effect game coming to the Switch that doesn't come to Switch, leaving it open to other, smaller, franchises.

The Mass Effect trilogy may have seen a delay from its initial November 2014 release to October 15, 2015, but that is only going to impact the console version of the game. The trilogy is sold as a single package on the Switch, and the only way to play the games is via Mass Effect 3. So there is the question of where the series is headed next.

This comes after BioWare co-founder and Dragon Age writer Mike Laidlaw announced that the Mass Effect trilogy on Switch will come to PS4 and Xbox One "this holiday". Not only that, but Laidlaw himself said that while he would love to see Mass Effect make the jump to Switch, he would also "love to see it happen" if it happens.

BioWare is already working on the Mass Effect 4, and will be ready to reveal the project on a "constant basis". The new Mass Effect will be a multiplayer-focused game, and Laidlaw said that the team will "continue to focus on the ongoing work on this project, alongside any exciting developments" that are currently in the works.

Laidlaw, who left BioWare after its formation, said: "I am very excited about the prospect of bringing Mass Effect to the Nintendo Switch.