Amazon to produce Mass Effect game adaptation series

After several years of silence, EA finally confirmed that it has not given up on the sci-fi RPG "Mass Effect". For this sci-fi work that was once highly praised and has a large number of fans, EA also hopes to push it into the field of pan-IP. Today (November 24), foreign media reported that Amazon is in a deal with relevant parties to produce a "Mass Effect" series.

Amazon Studios is "close to a deal" to develop a TV series based on BioWare's Mass Effect series, Deadline reports.

Although the news is brief, Amazon has been increasing its investment in game adaptations recently. Earlier, there was news that the creators of "Westworld" were working on a "Fallout" adaptation.

The sci-fi RPG game "Mass Effect" produced by EA and published by Bioware was first reported to be adapted into a movie in 2010. Later, Warner Bros. also participated in the production of related content, but there has been no follow-up news.

The "Mass Effect" series has not had a new game since "Andromeda" in 2017. As EA has confirmed that a new game will be released soon and has launched "Mass Effect: Legendary Edition" which includes the first three games in the series, it is believed that the new game will also be released as the TV series is released.